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Emperor_Norton_II Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Aug-25-05 12:48 PM
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23. Well, the SDV is starting out using man-rated components, anyway.
As for the N-1, well... given enough time, they probably would've gotten it to work right, but just as they started to the whole moon race thing became moot. Ah well...
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  -NASA picks rocket for return to Moon Emperor_Norton_II  Aug-23-05 11:24 PM   #0 
  - I'd actaully like to see the Saturn V resurrected. n/t  SledDriver   Aug-23-05 11:26 PM   #1 
  - Probably too expensive...  punpirate   Aug-23-05 11:30 PM   #2 
  - Yes, because all government projects are secretly MILITARY!  Emperor_Norton_II   Aug-23-05 11:41 PM   #4 
     - Well, maybe not all...  punpirate   Aug-24-05 12:00 AM   #5 
        - they are big unarmed missiles, but hey whatever works  yanggers   Aug-29-05 04:04 PM   #27 
  - Well, the new booster should have about the same lift capability as the S5  Emperor_Norton_II   Aug-23-05 11:40 PM   #3 
  - Was about to ask what kind of...  punpirate   Aug-24-05 12:02 AM   #6 
  - We can't  Xithras   Aug-24-05 12:32 AM   #8 
     - There were a couple of mothballed S-V's  ThoughtCriminal   Aug-24-05 03:08 AM   #10 
     - The human factor has been lost.  benburch   Aug-25-05 01:21 PM   #25 
     - S5? We could just hire the Indians to do it; they're doing the rest of...  Tesha   Aug-24-05 06:40 AM   #11 
  - Is it just me?  Ready4Change   Aug-24-05 12:21 AM   #7 
  - Well  Emperor_Norton_II   Aug-24-05 10:43 AM   #13 
  - Not just you...  SledDriver   Aug-24-05 11:38 AM   #14 
     - Well, it's not like the orbiter's much use for heavy-lift, now is it?  Emperor_Norton_II   Aug-24-05 12:58 PM   #16 
     - But this is not to be man-rated, right?  benburch   Aug-25-05 10:48 AM   #19 
        - The article's a little fuzzy on the concept.  Emperor_Norton_II   Aug-25-05 11:07 AM   #21 
           - The russian lunar program used a non-man-rated booster.  benburch   Aug-25-05 12:19 PM   #22 
              - Well, the SDV is starting out using man-rated components, anyway.  Emperor_Norton_II   Aug-25-05 12:48 PM   #23 
                 - I agree they would have made it work!  benburch   Aug-25-05 01:18 PM   #24 
  - CEV with an in-line SRB and cryo 2nd stage?  ThoughtCriminal   Aug-24-05 03:06 AM   #9 
  - It would also help if...  Tesha   Aug-24-05 06:42 AM   #12 
     - True - especially with SSTO designs  ThoughtCriminal   Aug-24-05 12:54 PM   #15 
        - It's going to be a while...  Emperor_Norton_II   Aug-24-05 01:00 PM   #17 
  - Ain't gonna happen. The US is bankrupt, Kenny Boy style.  NNadir   Aug-24-05 09:48 PM   #18 
  - Huh?  mainegreen   Aug-25-05 11:00 AM   #20 
  - There may yet be a few surprises  LunaSea   Aug-26-05 05:33 AM   #26 
 

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