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NASA is going to provide seven private US companies with expertise, technologies and other support to build space stations, launch systems and space manufacturing capabilities.
Washington, June 17: NASA announced that it will partner with seven US companies for its upcoming human spaceflight and the commercial low Earth orbit economy.
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NASA has partnered with seven companies to help advance space capabilities to meet the agency’s needs while building up a commercial low orbit economy.
NASA has announced Space Act agreements with seven private space companies in the hopes of spurring tech developments the government may invest in down the line, from space stations to human transport and robotics. While no money is changing hands, these partnerships are official collaborations, with NASA providing expertise and resources to aid and guide companies as they attempt to "meet future commercial and government needs" in specific avenues of R&D.