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1 The Space Congress Proceedings 2016 (44th) The Journey: Further Exploration for Universal Opportunities May 24th, 10:00 AM Commercial Crew: Progress Toward Flights Benjamin Reed Director of Crew Mission Management Follow this and additional works at: Scholarly Commons Citation Reed, Benjamin, "Commercial Crew: Progress Toward Flights" (2016). The Space Congress Proceedings This Event is brought to you for free and open access by the Conferences at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Space Congress Proceedings by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact
2 Commercial Crew: Progress Toward Flights May 2016 Benjamin Reed, Director of Crew Mission Management
3 SpaceX Overview SpaceX designs, manufactures, launches, and lands advanced rockets and spacecraft Founded in 2002 to revolutionize space technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets World s fastest growing launch provider Over 70 missions on manifest representing more than $10 billion in contracts Over 4,500 full-time employees Honored to partner with NASA to provide cargo services and return American crew carrying capability 44 th Space Congress 2
4 SpaceX Vehicles Falcon 9 Falcon Heavy Dragon 44 th Space Congress 3
5 Ongoing and Future Developments Commercial Cargo & Crew Reusability Mars 44 th Space Congress 4
6 The Falcon Has Landed In December 2015, SpaceX landed the first stage of the Falcon 9 after successfully delivering 11 commercial satellites to orbit Historic milestone in spaceflight and reusability Major step toward lowering costs to access space and improve reliability Video: The Falcon Has Landed 44 th Space Congress 5
7 December 21, 2015 Falcon 9 Stage 1 Recovery 44 th Space Congress 6
8 Partnership with NASA SpaceX and NASA have developed a strong partnership through the Commercial Crew & Cargo programs 44 th Space Congress 7
9 Cargo Program Overview SpaceX has provided ongoing cargo services to the International Space Station since 2012 Dragon is the first commercial spacecraft in history to deliver cargo to the International Space Station and return it to Earth 9 missions successfully completed including 2 demonstrations and 7 operational missions 20 total missions on current Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) contract SpaceX awarded cargo resupply services through 2024 under the new CRS2 program 44 th Space Congress 8
10 Crew Program Overview SpaceX is developing a safe, reliable and complete Crew Transportation System certified to fly humans All key elements will be certified for crew, including Dragon, Falcon 9, ground systems, and all operations (Ground, Launch, Mission, Crew, and Recovery) Crew Dragon has SuperDraco thrusters for safety aborts and for propulsive landing Upcoming Crew Missions: Demonstration 1 to International Space Station (ISS) without crew In-Flight Abort Test Demonstration 2 to ISS with crew Multiple ongoing operational missions 44 th Space Congress 9
11 Crew System Architecture Spacecraft Segment (Dragon) Crew Module, Service Section and Trunk Launch Abort System (internally integrated into Dragon) Launch Segment (F9) Merlin engines LOX & RP-1 propellants Landing legs (stowed in ascent) Ground and Operation Segment Ground Systems Launch Pad (LC-39A), Launch Pad facility, Ground software, ground communications & Launch Control Center Operations System Mission Control Center, Crew Operations, Training & Simulations, & Recovery Falcon 9 Launch Control Cape Canaveral, FL Crew Dragon Vehicle Mission Control in Hawthorne, CA LC-39 Cape Canaveral, FL 44 th Space Congress 10
12 Program Milestones & Status Recent completions: Certification Baseline Review Pad Abort Test Avionics Test Bed Activation Initial Propulsion Module Testing Docking system qualification Critical Design Review Launch Site Operational Readiness (LSORR) Propulsive Descent Testing Post-Certification Mission 1 Initiation Review Delta Critical Design Review Major upcoming milestones Delta Critical Design Review 2 (dcdr2) LSORR for Crew Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS) Integrated Test Validation Propulsion Module Testing Space Suit Qualification Flight Test without Crew Certification Review (FTCR) Demo 1 autonomous flight to ISS Parachute Qualification Complete In-Flight Abort Test Design Certification Review (DCR) Flight Test Readiness Review (FTRR) Demo 2 crewed flight to ISS Operations Readiness Review (ORR) Certification Review (CR) Post Certification Missions 44 th Space Congress 11
13 Dragon Precision Propulsive Hover Test 44 th Space Congress 12
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