Editing Lifting body (section)

==Current systems==
The [[Dream Chaser]] is a [[suborbital]] and [[orbital spaceflight|orbital]]<ref name=sdc20110207>
{{cite web |title = Private Spaceflight Innovators Attract NASA's Attention |website = [[Space.com]] |date = 7 February 2011 |quote = ''Dream Chaser will become a fully capable suborbital vehicle on the way to reaching orbital capability.'' |url = http://www.space.com/10785-nasa-commercial-space-innovators.html |access-date=2012-09-05 }}
</ref> [[VTHL|vertical-takeoff, horizontal-landing]] (VTHL) lifting-body [[spaceplane]] being developed by [[Sierra Nevada Corporation]] (SNC). The Dream Chaser design is planned to eventually carry up to seven people to and from [[low Earth orbit]], and the spaceplane is currently planned to be used for delivering cargo to the [[International Space Station]] under the [[Commercial Resupply Services]] program. The vehicle will launch vertically on a [[Vulcan Centaur]] and [[VTHL|land horizontally]] on conventional runways.<ref name=nasa20101217> 
{{cite web | title = SNC Selects ULA for Dream Chaser® Spacecraft Launches | publisher = Sierra Nevada Corporation | date = 19 August 2019 | url = https://www.sncorp.com/news-archive/snc-selects-ula-for-dream-chaser-spacecraft-launches/ | access-date = 6 October 2024 }}</ref>