Designed with space tourism in mind, the Lynx spacecraft, operated by XCOR, is intended to ferry a pilot, one passenger, and a small allotment of cargo or satellites into the suborbital region of space and return to Earth. Using the traditional horizontal takeoff and landing of a conventional aircraft, the Lynx will soar to an altitude of at least 62.5 miles (100 km) to provide the passenger with an unparalleled view of the sky and stars.
Specifications
Length
NA
Wingspan
NA
Mass
NA
Stages
One
Occupancy
Manned, primarily intended for suborbital passenger travel
Capacity
Recovery
Manned horizontal landing
Mission
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