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DescriptionChemical Interorbital Shuttle.jpg	English: Full Description: In 1970, NASA initiated Phase A contracts to study alternate Space Shuttle designs in addition to the two-stage fully-reusable Space Shuttle system already under development. A number of alternate systems were developed to ensure the development of the optimum earth-to-orbit system, including the Stage-and-a-half Chemical Interorbital Shuttle, shown here. The concept would utilize a reusable marned spacecraft with an onboard propulsion system attached to an expendable fuel tank to provide supplementary propellants. Deutsch: Vor der Entscheidung für das bekannte Space Shuttle Konzept wurden auch andere Konzepte wie dieses für ein "Chemical Interorbital Shuttle" durchgespielt.
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