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December 27th 03, 03:36 AM
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Reading about the lost ships to mars
Ok yesterday I was reading about the lost rockets going to mars and how 3/4
do not make it. BUT this to me is a really big BUT 1/2 of the number were early soviet rockets that blew up on lift-off or going into orbit. And 1/2 of ours were early in the space program. If you start around say 1972 we started getting much better at getting the stuff up there. Personal I think the early one should not count if it vaporizes on the pad. Its a learning curve thing. -- Hike High Mountain Fish for Wild Trout 
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