The space agency is currently conducting a two-week-long ground test on the B330 habitat at the company’s Las Vegas headquarters. Several NASA astronauts are participating in the testing to give ...

Bigelow said an alternative would be to launch the B330 as a free-flying space station, serviced by commercial spaceships such as SpaceX’s Crew Dragon or Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner.

Bigelow Aerospace invited The Verge to take a tour of its flagship space habitat, the B330, an expandable module meant to serve as a home for astronauts beyond Earth. The company really wants to ...

This cutaway shows a concept B330 space habitat for astronauts designed by Bigelow Aerospace. The private spaceflight company has teamed up with launch provider United Launch Alliance to put a ...

During the media event, Bigelow provided more details on the module while expanding on its potential use in numerous deep space exploration roles. “The B330 is an autonomous, expandable ...

Through his company Bigelow Aerospace, founded in 1999, the stargazer is creating a line of B330 ‘fully autonomous standalone space stations’.

Bigelow Aerospace has offered the much larger B330 — so named because it offers 330 cubic meters (12,000 cubic feet) of interior volume — for use as a supersized addition to the space station ...

The company that made BEAM, Bigelow Aerospace, has big plans for expandable modules, including a stand-alone space station called the B330. The B330 will be 20 times larger than BEAM.

B330 space module Bigelow Aerospace, for years, has been designing and developing its Expandable Bigelow Advanced Station Enhancement. Known as the B330, the full-size ground prototype expandable ...

The B330 is a standalone commercial space station that can operate in low Earth orbit, cislunar space and beyond. A single B330 is comparable to one third of the current pressurized volume of the ...

A model for the expandable space B330 module is seen on display at the Bigelow Aerospace headquarters in North Las Vegas, March 12, 2015. (Erik Verduzco/Las Vegas Review-Journal) ...

Both the B330-1 and the B330-2 are designed for low-Earth orbit, and each is capable of housing up to six people inside its 330 cubic meters (nearly 12,000 cubic feet) of expandable space. Each of ...