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By Sunil Kumar
The industrial team that aims to make an astronaut launcher by marrying parts of the US space shuttle and Europe‘s Ariane rocket says it now has a complete system.
To be known as Liberty, the launcher would be sold to Nasa to take its crews to the International Space Station (ISS).
According to the BBC, Utah-based Alliant Techsystems (ATK), whose side boosters got the shuttle off the pad, is leading the project.
The company expects Liberty to launch on its first manned mission in 2015.
