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Bigelow Begins Human Rating Life Support System

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
October 19, 2010
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Bigelow Aerospace Begins Testing Life Support Systems with Crew
“Bigelow Aerospace LLC, Las Vegas, NV, has begun the process of human rating its Environmental Control and Life Support System. The contained volume humans in the loop testing is in preparation for the 2015 launch of Sundancer – an expandable module approximately 27ft long, 22ft in diameter, with an internal volume of 180m3 and supports a crew of three. When completed, the process will have demonstrated the life support system’s ability to safely support a crew of three persons for extended durations.”

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