NASA’s Breakthrough! Dream Chaser Changes Space Travel Forever

The Dream Chaser spaceplane is about to revolutionize space exploration! Designed by Sierra Space, it’s a reusable spacecraft capable of runway landings, faster cargo recovery, and delicate experiment transport. Learn about NASA and Sierra Space’s meticulous preparations for its maiden voyage to the ISS and what this means for the future of space travel. Watch now to discover how Dream Chaser is setting new standards for innovation!

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[peterthompson-xn]

The new resigned shuttle looks good. Welcome back, NASA!!!

[CoryClarkPhotography]

It's a fancier version of the space shuttle.

[JamesBarry-jm]

In my day we call it the space shuttle

[LancetFencing]

it’s the space shuttle goes up with a rocket lands like a plane

[bearlemley]

That’ll be so great to see about a dozen of those packed inside of a starship

[lanedexter]

For us old guys: project Dyna Soar is reincarnated - again.

[shaneeden]

Looks like Steve Ostan ship he crashed in before becoming the 6 million dollar man, ,but that was fifty years ago, makes you think

[rockygilpen]

Emagine setting in a classroom in the 80s and watching on TV a space shuttle ship land on a runway I watched it they act like this is the first ship that ever did it😂😂😂😂

[dgc]

Exactly how is this a game changer when it’s just an updated space shuttle from the late 1970s?

Sorry, but I am more impressed with SpaceX these days! They are not just ‘simulating’ their missions.

[garyfrancis]

It can land on a runway. Wow! Just like the Space Shuttle forty years ago.

[jeffday]

Lol I'm not sure but it looks pretty similar to the shuttles. Maybe it will hold up a little longer.

[josephsmith]

The smaller shuttle will have fewer tiles to glue.

[WTH]

So after 80 years, they reinvented the Lifting Body. You can glimpse a version of one of the original designs in the opening credits in "The Six Million Dollar Man", starring Lee Majors and Farah Fawcett. The lifting body is that thing that crashed on landing and rolled on leaving a huge rooster tail of dust.

[wayneharrison]

The Space Shuttle's prodigal son has arrived! 🥰

[MinecraftCool]

What’s the difference between dream chaser and the space shuttle that was used previously?

[louisroque]

Space shuttle 2.0 or space shuttle rerun or mini space shuttle.

[georgesbrodeur]

Imagine what? The STS (Space Transportation System), AKA Space Shuttle simply got reborn in the guise of a new generation.

[richardburke]

To per fect’ every step
(accent on the second syllable)

[timothyluckey]

In the movie industry it would be "the shuttle part II"😂

[gerrymcbride]

is it weird that this 'new' design looks very much like the infamous 'black night satellite' pic from back in the day