Category Archives: Bigelow Aerospace

Lunar Depot-Enabled Multi-Sortie Missions Part II: Centaur-Derived Landers

Posted on November 29, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

As I mentioned in the first post in this series, I wanted to paint the overall picture first, and then flesh out the details as time and interest permits. For this post, I want to discuss an interesting lander concept … Continue reading →

Posted in Bigelow Aerospace, Commercial Space, Lunar Exploration and Development, NASA, Propellant Depots, Space Transportation | 36 Comments

Lunar Depot-Enabled Multi-Sortie Missions

Posted on November 25, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

I don’t know for sure what it is, but I just don’t have a lot of mental bandwidth anymore these days. I’ve realized that I don’t have as much time or energy to pour over all the details of an … Continue reading →

Posted in Bigelow Aerospace, Lunar Commerce, Lunar Exploration and Development, Propellant Depots, Space Development, Space Transportation | 38 Comments

Monte Davis on ISS and Microgravity Science

Posted on May 3, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

[Note: As a bit of a preface to this repost from a usenet group, I wanted to give a bit of background. I first got interested in the whole commercial space thing when I was 16, mostly through a usenet … Continue reading →

Posted in Bigelow Aerospace, Commercial Space, Space Development | 21 Comments

LM/Bigelow Atlas V Deal

Posted on February 7, 2008 by Jonathan Goff

For those who didn’t see it on Hobbyspace, I got interviewed yesterday by New Scientist about the recent LM/Bigelow announcement. All in all it was a pretty good article (though apparently we might need to update our website to reflect … Continue reading →

Posted in Bigelow Aerospace, Commercial Space, Launch Vehicles, Space Development, Space Policy | 7 Comments