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The space agency was dreaming big in 1971, also conceptualizing a proposed Orbital Liquid Hydrogen Depot.![NASA_Orbital_Propellant_Depot]()
An Earth-to-orbit fuel tanker approaches an orbital propellant depot, As envisioned by Marshall Space Flight Center Program Development planners in 1971.![NASA_fuel_depot_images]()
Boeing's full concept, from 2007 said that "if there were a fuel depot available on orbit, one capable of being replenished at any time, the Earth departure stage could, after refueling, carry significantly more payload to the Moon."![NASA_Orbital_Liquid_Hydrogen_Depot]()
The space agency was dreaming big in 1971, also conceptualizing a proposed Orbital Liquid Hydrogen Depot.![NASA_Orbital_Propellant_Depot]()
An Earth-to-orbit fuel tanker approaches an orbital propellant depot, As envisioned by Marshall Space Flight Center Program Development planners in 1971.![NASA_fuel_depot_images]()
Boeing's full concept, from 2007 said that "if there were a fuel depot available on orbit, one capable of being replenished at any time, the Earth departure stage could, after refueling, carry significantly more payload to the Moon."For Deep-Space Flights, NASA Wants Gas Stations for Space
NASA has quietly put out feelers for what the space agency calls an “In-Space Cryogenic Propellant Storage and Transfer Demonstration.” In civilian speak, that's gas stations in space.
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- For Deep-Space Flights, NASA Wants Gas Stations for Space
