NASA Space Flight.com has details on the human rated Atlas V to launch both Bigelow's inflatable space modules and people to and from them.
Last September, Bigelow Aerospace and Lockheed Martin began a study of using the Atlas V EELV as a possible tourism vehicle.
The plan is to put the space station in a 264nmi circular repeating ground track orbit at 41 degrees inclination that would provide daily launch opportunities.
For more general information on the Bigelow's Inflatable modules, see Feb. IEEE Spectrum
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Details on the Human Rated Atlas V for Bigelow Aerospace
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