Permalink: http://www.boeingimages.com/archive/Commercial-Crew-Capsule---CST-100-2F3XC5KF9VP.htmlCopyright © Boeing. All Rights Reserved.View Photo/Video onlyConceptually similarCST-100 Starliner separating from Centaur (second stage of Atlas rocket)first Wind Tunnel Test of Crew Space Transportation-100 (CST-100) Capsule^ Launch Vehicle Adaptor and Atlas V RocketBoeing CST-100 approaching International Space StationBoeing CST-100 approaching International Space StationThe reusable Orbital Flight Test-2 crew moduleThe completed Starliner service module for the Orbital Flight Test-2 missionThe completed Starliner service module for the Orbital Flight Test-2 missionThe reusable Orbital Flight Test-2 crew moduleCST-100 Crew Module and Service ModuleView AllView more with similar tones Commercial Crew Capsule - CST-100Select usageWhat Type of Order?Usage:On February 2, 2010 Boeing received an $18 Million award from NASA to further develop concepts for a commercial crew capsule. The capsule will carry a mixture of crew and cargo and will be launched on a commercial launch vehicle. NASA selected Boeing under an American Recovery and Reinvestment Act award to study crew capsule design. Boeing refers to the project as CST-100, or Crew Space Transport, with the 100 referring tothe 100 kilometers from the ground to low earth orbit.BI232233 (shf10-0003_ccv)Maximum size:3000px × 2250px (~19 MB)10.0in × 7.5in (300dpi)License type:Rights ManagedKeywords:2010s-black-blue-CST-100 Starliner-currently in development-exteriors-futuristic-high-tech / advanced-illustrations-orbiting-outer space-perspective lines-remote-right side views-space-spacecraft-speed-symmetry-transports-unpainted-whiteRelated Photo/Videos:View All