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- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts accessdate "2016-01-15".
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts accessdate "2016-02-05".
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts accessdate "2016-03-01".
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts date "2016-01-13".
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts isCitedBy BE-3.
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts isCitedBy Raptor_(rocket_engine).
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts isCitedBy Raptor_prototype_upper-stage_engine.
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts isCitedBy Staged_combustion_cycle.
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts quote "SpaceX ... to continue development of its reusable methane-fueled Raptor engine.".
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts quote "Specifically, Orbital ATK will combine the Air Force money with at least $31 million, and as much as $124 million, of its own to develop [..., including] an extendable nozzle for Blue Origin’s BE-3U upper stage engine. Blue Origin uses the BE-3 for its New Shepard suborbital rocket. The BE-3 also is one of three upper-stage engines United Launch Alliance is considering for Vulcan, the Denver company’s next-generation rocket. 'We are proud to provide the BE-3U high energy upper stage solution for Orbital ATK’s next generation launch vehicle,' Rob Meyerson, Blue Origin’s president, said in an email to SpaceNews. 'The BE-3U is a variant of our BE-3 engine that powers our New Shepard space vehicle for both launch and landing.'".
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts title "Orbital ATK, SpaceX Win Air Force Propulsion Contracts".
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts url orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts.
- orbital-atk-spacex-win-air-force-propulsion-contracts work "SpaceNews".