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Old March 25th 05, 11:48 PM
Bill
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Default How does biggest Titan compare with Saturn V?

What is our heavy lift capability now? Excluding the Shuttle? I think
the Saturn V could heave 100 tons into low Earth orbit, 52 tons to the
moon. Is it also true that the Apollo CM could have been modified for
six people just for transfer to orbit and back?
 




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