/r/bigelowaerospace

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Subreddit for the space technology startup company Bigelow Aerospace that is pioneering work on expandable space station modules.

Subreddit for the space technology startup company Bigelow Aerospace that is pioneering work on expandable space station modules.

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Do they have a name yet?

If they don't name these "Space Inflators" I quit.

1 Comment
2021/07/17
08:41 UTC

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Robert Bigelow said on the Joe Rogan podcast that they will be opening back up after COVID-19.

Thoughts on this? I really don't want their plan to fail because they even have a module docked to the International Space Station for testing.

5 Comments
2021/04/09
03:42 UTC

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Anything new about Bigelow?

I was thinking about sending a resume to them as I think they are so cool and just see if they’ll give me a response. Does anyone know about anything new happening with them?

6 Comments
2021/03/16
21:57 UTC

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Bigelow shutdown

I heard Bigelow laid off all staff and shut down as of today.

3 Comments
2020/03/23
21:55 UTC

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Bigelow is no longer planning to send tourists to the ISS in four SpaceX Crew Dragon flights - at least for the foreseeable future

0 Comments
2019/09/17
16:51 UTC

5

NSF Tour of Bigelow 330 and 2100 Modules

10 Comments
2019/09/13
16:45 UTC

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Bigelow Aerospace commentary on Northrop Grumman's Gateway habitat award

16 Comments
2019/07/26
16:29 UTC

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Bigelow Aerospace posts B2100 with B330s as a station on Twitter

4 Comments
2019/07/13
06:12 UTC

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Bigelow Aerospace on Twitter: "Bigelow Space Operations has made significant deposits for the ability to fly up to 16 people to the International Space Station on 4 dedicated @SpaceX flights."

2 Comments
2019/06/07
15:13 UTC

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Bigelow Aerospace on Twitter: "Meet “First Base”. A lunar lander's best friend. This base can accommodate four people for a long duration or six people for 120 days on the surface of the moon. Habitat interior volume is 330 cubic meters, not including two airlocks"

8 Comments
2019/06/03
16:27 UTC

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