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Voyager Space Awarded by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center to Develop New Airlock Concept
"The Voyager Exploration team continues to accomplish great things with the Bishop Airlock and we look forward to exploring how our technology and experience will translate to similar successes with Red Knight," said Marshall Smith , Chief Technology Officer of Voyager Space. "Through this partnership with NASA, we believe that the possibilities for deep space exploration activities on Mars are endless and we are excited to be a part of history."
The Bishop Airlock, owned and operated by Voyager, is the first permanent, commercial addition to the International Space Station and offers 5 times the payload volumes of previous airlocks on the Space Station. Bishop, the inspiration for Red Knight, has recently completed numerous on-orbit activities including the successful installation of GITAI's S2 robotic arm and the relocation of the self-built Gambit payload.
Future airlocks, including Red Knight, will be vital in facilitating more efficient movement of equipment, internal and external research, satellite and trash deployment, and maintenance aboard space stations and spacecraft to support science and planetary exploration missions, technology demonstrations and more.
Voyager Space is dedicated to building a better future for humanity in space and on Earth. With over 35 years of spaceflight heritage and over 2,000 successful missions, Voyager is powering the commercial space revolution. Voyager delivers exploration, technology, and defense solutions to a global customer base that includes civil and national security agencies, commercial companies, academic and research institutions, and more.
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