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What does S stand for?

Spaceplane (US military aerospace vehicle)


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Soldering
Source (transistor; electronics)
South
Spades (playing cards)
Sparkasse (German: public savings bank)
Spectacles
Sphere
Starboard (nautical)
Starboard Truss Segment (ISS)
Stokes (kinematic viscosity)
Storage
Store
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Samples in periodicals archive:
The spaceplane will be delivered to orbit inside an Atlas Evolved Expendable launch vehicle, shrouded in a protective shield.
The world's wealthy are queuing up to reserve seats on Richard Branson's proposed Virgin Galactic spaceplane, which may or may not start taking passengers into space in a couple of years, but even they will not experience as much weightlessness as I did in this old Boeing.
He includes the infamous "Star Wars" proposals, spaceplane projects from the US and the former Soviet Union, space stations of various hefts, hypersonic strike and orbital vehicles, and even clandestine bases on the Moon.
SpaceShipOne is a spaceplane which is transported to high altitude by a specially designed jet aircraft.
RpK markets the services of the fully reusable, two stage Kistler K-1 orbital launch vehicle and the fully reusable, suborbital Rocketplane XP Spaceplane, both of which will be first to fly in their respective markets.
company was in 1996 for a spaceplane that was to replace the space shuttle.
The three UK teams among the entrants are: Bristol Spaceplanes,based in Bristol; Flight Exploration from London,and Starchaser.
Rohrabacher also referred to the X-37 as an important component of the Military Spaceplane program, an effort to develop a spacecraft capable of conducting military missions in orbit.

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