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美国航天局与旅行者科技公司达成协议:将于2028年启动第七次私人宇航员任务

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美国航天局与旅行者科技公司达成协议:将于2028年启动第七次私人宇航员任务
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美国航天局(NASA)与旅行者科技公司签署协议,计划最早于2028年执行代号为“VOYG-1”的第七次国际空间站私人宇航员飞行任务。该任务将持续约14天,四名私人宇航员将在轨道实验室进行微重力研究和新技术演示。旅行者公司负责向NASA购买任务服务,包括货物交付、存储和日常补给。NASA管理层表示,这类私人任务正在加速低地球轨道产业的发展,有助于建立可持续的市场体系。此前,NASA已与Vast等公司签署了类似的私人任务订单。此次合作被视为美方利用私营企业力量强化其在近地轨道存在感的重要步骤。尽管面临复杂的轨道安全挑战,美方仍通过商业化路径提升在航天领域的战略优势和轨道经济活力,标志着政府与私营航天合作进入了更深层的整合阶段,旨在构建一个充满活力的低轨道经济体。
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NASA与旅行者科技公司(Voyager Technologies)签署协议,将向国际空间站(ISS)执行第七次私人宇航员任务,目标发射时间不早于2028年。

VOYG-1任务的目标是什么?

该机构周三表示,VOYG-1将是旅行者公司首次前往国际空间站的私人宇航员飞行。任务预计将在轨道实验室停留14天,机组人员将在那里进行微重力研究并演示新技术。发射日期将取决于空间站的交通和其他调度考虑。

NASA和旅行者公司将提供哪些服务?

旅行者公司将为该任务提议四名机组人员。它还将负责向NASA购买任务服务,包括货物交付、存储和日常消耗品。提议的机组人员将由NASA及其国际伙伴审查。确认后,NASA将与合作伙伴及发射供应商一起在飞行前培训宇航员。

美方表示,这些私人任务正在加速加强美国在低地球轨道存在感的行业增长。“现在已经选择了三个私人任务供应商,NASA正在尽一切努力将更多宇航员送入太空,并点燃轨道经济。每个新伙伴都带来了新的能力,让我们更接近一个拥有多个商业运营空间站、充满活力且可持续的低轨道市场。”

此前,NASA已与总部位于加州的航天公司Vast达成订单,计划在2027年中期向国际空间站发送其第六次私人宇航员任务。

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NASA and Voyager Technologies have signed an agreement to launch a seventh private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, or ISS, targeting a Florida launch no earlier than 2028.Register today for the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Air and Space Summit on July 30 to explore emerging technologies and build strategic connections with defense and industry leaders.What Are the Objectives of the VOYG-1 Mission?The agency said Wednesday VOYG-1 will be Voyager’s first private astronaut flight to the ISS. The mission is expected to last up to 14 days aboard the orbiting laboratory, where the crew will conduct research and demonstrate new technologies in microgravity. The launch date will depend on station traffic and other scheduling considerations.What Services Will NASA & Voyager Provide?Voyager will propose a four-person crew for the mission. It will also be responsible for purchasing mission services from NASA, including cargo delivery, storage, and daily crew consumables. The proposed crew will be subject to review by NASA and its international partners. Once confirmed, NASA, along with its partner agencies and the launch provider, will train the astronauts ahead of flight.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, a 2026 Wash100 Award winner, stated that these private missions are accelerating the growth of industries that reinforce U.S. presence in low Earth orbit.“With three providers now selected for private missions, NASA is doing everything we can to send more astronauts to space and ignite the orbital economy. Each new partner brings fresh capabilities that move us closer to a future with multiple commercially operated space stations and a vibrant, sustainable marketplace in low Earth orbit,” Isaacman said.Previous Private Mission SelectionVoyager’s selection follows NASA’s order with California-based aerospace company Vast to send a four-person crew to the ISS for its sixth private astronaut mission, targeted for mid-2027.Related Articles The White House Council on Environmental Quality, or CEQ, has launched the Permitting Innovators program aimed at accelerating federal environmental reviews and permitting processes by engaging private sector technology providers. The White House’s push to modernize permitting through initiatives like Permitting Innovators reflects a broader governmentwide focus on digital modernization and public-private collaboration. These themes will take center stage at the 2026 Digital Transformation Summit on April 22, where leaders will discuss mission engineering, the use of AI in federal environments and other emerging capabilities and trends. Register now! The White House said Wednesday CEQ’s Permitting Innovation Center worked withJuly 24, 2025 The U.S. Army-led Joint Interagency Task Force 401 has completed four purchases through a newly launched counter-unmanned aircraft systems marketplace. The rollout of JIATF 401’s counter-UAS marketplace underscores the Army’s efforts to accelerate access to mis

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