Dream Chaser is a shuttle-shaped spacecraft that will send cargo to the International Space Station. A crew version of the spacecraft is also available.

Dream Chaser and Raiden One—designed to revolutionize space exploration. What makes these two spacecraft stand out in the ...

Sierra Nevada Corp.'s Dream Chaser space plane prototype soars down to Earth with mountains as a backdrop in this still from an Oct. 26, 2013 drop test at Edwards Air Force Base in California ...

The Dream Chaser space plane was integrated with the 'Shooting Star' module at NASA's Armstrong Test Facility in Ohio. Sierra Space Chief Medical Officer and NASA astronaut Tom Marshburn talks about ...

Dream Chaser: The Spacecraft That Will Transform Humanity’s Access to Space The United Nations is set to launch a revolutionary global space program. By Robin Seemangal • 10/03/16 3:44pm.

Designed and built by Sierra Space at the company's headquarters in Louisville, Colorado, the first Dream Chaser spaceplane – called Tenacity – has undergone rigorous environmental testing at ...

Dream Chaser, a successor to the space shuttle, will be built by the Sierra Nevada Corp.'s Space Systems facility in Louisville, Colo. Its first trip to the International Space System is expected ...

The USAF has fallen in love with Boeing’s X-37B mini space plane, but that does not mean they have a lock on its mission forever. Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Dream Chaser is larger and ...

The Sierra Space Dream Chaser looks like a mini space shuttle, and it’s gearing up for its first trip to space atop United Launch Alliance’s new Vulcan Centaur rocket in 2024.

Dream Chaser is a “lifting-body” spacecraft: it launches on a rocket but can land like an airplane on a runway, with its wide belly providing the lift that wings would on a conventional aircraft.

Sierra Space’s to-do list. Dream Chaser has been in development for more than 15 years, and the concept goes back further than that. NASA kick-started the current iteration of the commercial ...

Sierra Space’s Dream Chaser spaceplane gives glimpse into future of space travel. A 55-foot spacecraft named Tenacity may some day take people and cargo out of this world.