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Science & Environment
The CST-100 is Boeing's entrant into the race to replace the shuttle as part of Nasa's Commercial Crew Development programme. Servicing the International Space Station is the main focus for the CST-100, although Boeing have said it may also be used for space tourism and for the space station planned by Bigelow Aerospace.
"We're focusing on keeping it simple"
The spacecraft is slightly wider than the Apollo capsule, with a base about 15ft across (4.5m). It will be re-usable for up to 10 missions and will be launched from either an Atlas V, Delta IV or a Falcon 9 rocket. The spacecraft will land using parachutes.
*Total funding given in rounds one and two of Nasa's Commercial Crew Development programme (CCDev).
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