Suborbital Applications Researchers Group Meets in Washington

Keith Cowing
Thursday, November 19, 2009

The Suborbital Applications Researchers Group (SARG) of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation is meeting in Washington, DC today.

You can follow on Twitter at Suborbi_Science and at #SARG.

Among the topics discussed - the addition of former astronaut Sam Durrance to the SARG and interest in a reality TV show focusing on suborbital payload specialists as they train for certification.

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