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[This craft can be flown remotely. I suspect all space craft can be flown and controlled remotely. The biggest lesson in the age of space has been that in space, robots have truly come into their own. They have beaten manned flight hands down. They are cheaper and safer to operate. All the exploration of the universe can be done remotely by us, the white people! The real bummer in space travel has been that humans will get cancer from extended flights. To fly to even the planets is a sentence of death. This is sad. It is only in recent years that I realised that extended space flight is very dangerous. The white man, as always, will overcome this problem in one way or another. Perhaps even through biology? e.g. There are animals who are resistant to radiation. Why therefore can't whites be genetically modified to be resistant to radiation in space? 

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div>You can do lots of things with robotic craft that you cannot do with manned craft. So in space, robotics is going to be God. Whoever is the best mathematician and engineer, will conquer the universe and OUR RACE IN PARTICULAR can do it! Here's an article about a particular robotic craft that has been developed. But this field is going to be enormous. If we can conquer space, then why can't we sort out Jews and Blacks? It should be easy. Jan]

CYGNUS SPACECRAFT

Northrop Grumman developed the Cygnus advanced maneuvering spacecraft to provide cargo delivery services under a NASA Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) Space Act Agreement.

WHY IS CYGNUS UNIQUE?

The Cygnus system is a flight proven design incorporating elements drawn from Northrop Grumman and its partners’ existing, flight-proven spacecraft technologies. Cygnus consists of a service module and a pressurized cargo module. The Cygnus spacecraft is used to carry crew supplies, spare equipment and scientific experiments to the space station. The service module incorporates advanced avionics developed by Northrop Grumman and guidance and navigation components that allow for fully autonomous rendezvous with the space station. The avionics design fully meets all of the demanding NASA safety requirements imposed on human-rated vehicles. The pressurized cargo module is manufactured by Thales Alenia Space specifically for Cygnus.

Currently, Northrop Grumman uses Cygnus to perform International Space Station resupply flights under the second Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) contract. Beginning in 2014, Cygnus has carried more than 70,000 pounds (31,500 kg) of critical cargo to the station under the first CRS-1 contract. In November 2019, the company flew the first CRS-2 mission, NG-12, and will carry out a minimum of five additional missions under this contract.

The Cygnus vehicle provides a number of advanced capabilities during these cargo resupply missions. The spacecraft has already demonstrated a number of these, including the launch of cube satellites from external deployers, the delivery of live rodents to the station, the ability to act as laboratory space while docked to the station, boosting the station’s orbit and flying in orbit separately from the station for more than one year.

Source: https://www.northropgrumman.com/space/cygnus-spacecraft/?utm_source=breakingdefense&utm_campaign=rebrand&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_audience=null&utm_content=antaresh1&utm_format=static&utm_code=OTH-13440&src=OTH-13440