Dream Chaser Spaceplane Set for Historic ISS Mission and Runway Landing

The Dream Chaser, a commercial spaceplane developed by Sierra Space, is set to embark on its first NASA mission to resupply the International Space Station (ISS) by May 2025. This innovative spacecraft, capable of landing on regular runways, will initially conduct uncrewed cargo missions, with plans to eventually transport crew. The Dream Chaser, starting with the Tenacity model, will be launched atop a Vulcan Centaur rocket and aims to revolutionize space access by offering a reusable, runway-landing vehicle for both cargo and crew missions.