On January 22, according to foreign media reports, the space company radian aerospace, headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, claimed that the company would make a fully reusable space shuttle, which could take off and land from the regular runway and be launched again in 48 hours. This will completely change the world and even space travel < p > < / P > < p > radian aerospace has raised $27.5 million in seed funds. Although no specific budget has been disclosed, experts predict that the development cost of the space shuttle called radian one will far exceed $1 billion. The company claims that its goal is not to focus on the tourism market, but to find a way to make research, space manufacturing and earth observation easier and cheaper < p > radian Aerospace said that the company has always been operating in "stealth mode", focusing on the design and preliminary development of radian one spacecraft, which will "fill the efficiency and capability gap of traditional vertical launch rockets". "Compared with the vertical launch system, our fully reusable space shuttle like configuration requires much less infrastructure and can be launched again in 48 hours," the company said < p > the radian one will have a "sled assisted takeoff" device, which will take off at subsonic speed with full fuel and rise at low gravity to ensure that the crew can fly safely to low earth orbit. After entering orbit, the missions that the spacecraft can perform include flying around the earth in about 90 minutes or space flight for up to five days. When returning to earth after the space trip, the wing allows the radian one to land smoothly on any 10000 foot runway and be ready to take off again in two days. This will allow the radian one to land at most major airports < p > radian Aerospace said that once in space, radian one will be able to perform a wide range of tasks, including sending people and light goods to low earth orbit < p > Richard Humphrey, CEO and co-founder of the company, said: "We believe that wide access to space means unlimited opportunities for mankind. Over time, we intend to make space travel almost as simple and convenient as passenger plane travel. However, our focus is not on tourism, but on tasks that make life on earth better, such as research, space manufacturing and earth observation, as well as other key new tasks, such as support Fast global delivery. " < p > Brett Roman, a representative from venture capital firm fine structure ventures, helped radial Aerospace raise $27.5 million. He said that we always lack low-cost space transportation solutions. As space turns more commercialized, more people will need to leave the earth than ever before by building satellites in orbit and launching privately operated space stations < p > Roman also said: "radian aerospace is in a favorable position and can fill this gap with disruptive technologies, which will help promote the rapid development of the emerging space economy." < p > it is reported that the standard flight services of radian one may include space travel, performing pre designated missions, returning to earth and air refueling, which are impossible for traditional launch vehicles at present, including SpaceX's manned dragon spacecraft, which may take several months to prepare for another flight < p > co founder, CTO, former director of future space transportation Livingston holder, former head of Boeing's X-33 program, said: "the wings provide capabilities that traditional vertical takeoff rockets cannot provide. What we are doing is difficult, but it is no longer impossible due to significant advances in material science, miniaturization and manufacturing technology." < p > the radian aerospace program focuses on tasks that can only be completed due to its winged configuration, and has reached service agreements with commercial space stations, space manufacturers and satellite companies. The company said it had also reached agreements with U.S. government departments and some other government agencies, but did not disclose the details of these agreements < p > < / P > < p > Doug Greenlaw, a strategic adviser and investor at radian aerospace, said that the value of the space launch industry could exceed $1.4 trillion in less than a decade. The company expects that once the goal is achieved, the market scale of the new spacecraft may reach $200 billion, and the technology will gradually mature < p > the goal of radian aerospace is to ultimately reduce turnaround time and reduce the cost of each mission, so as to allow more travel into low earth orbit < p > Dylan Taylor, chairman and CEO of Voyager space, said: "On demand space operation is a growing economic field. I believe that radian Aerospace's technology can provide the appropriate scale and high-speed operation shown by market opportunities. I have full confidence in the company's team and look forward to cheering them on in this historic effort." (small) < / P > < p >