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Post Columbia and the recent launch of China's first man into orbit,
it seems like NASA and the Coorperate Aerospace America has fundamental problems. Already after Challenger, and again now, NASA has been told to develop new means to transport people to space. The results of this new plan finaly adressed, seems to be a Soyuz, alltough NASA will make substantial cosmetic changes to the craft to not be a pure copy of the Russian/Chineese variant. Additionaly the taxpayers of America can expext to pay 10 B$ for this "evoulution". It is tempting, when considering NASA's plans for human space transportation, to consider China almost a decade ahead, and close to an order of magnitude more efficient. Sincerely Bjørn Ove |
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