لم تعد النسخة القابلة للطباعة مدعومة وقد تحتوي على أخطاء في العرض. يرجى تحديث علامات متصفحك المرجعية واستخدام وظيفة الطباعة الافتراضية في متصفحك بدلا منها.
سيتم المزيد من التطوير المحتمل للمركبة الفضائية يتضمن نسخة من طاقم يسمى نظام مركبة الحلم الفضائية[7]، والذي سيكون قادرًا على حمل ما يصل إلى سبعة رواد فضاء من وإلى مدار الأرض المنخفض.[8]
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