Voyager Space and Airbus Defence and Space have announced a joint venture to build and operate Starla, a commercial space station that is planned to succeed...
Voyager Space and Airbus FR:AIR Defence and Space have announced a joint venture to build and operate Starla, a commercial space station that is planned to succeed the International Space Station. The US-led transatlantic joint venture was announced early Wednesday. In December 2021 Voyager Space was awarded a $160 million Space Act Agreement by NASA, which sets the foundation to create Starlab.
Voyager Space and Airbus AIR Defence and Space have announced a joint venture to build and operate Starla, a commercial space station that is planned to succeed the International Space Station. The US-led transatlantic joint venture was announced early Wednesday. In December 2021 Voyager Space was awarded a $160 million Space Act Agreement by NASA, which sets the foundation to create Starlab.
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