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![]() Scott Lowther wrote: Neil Halelamien wrote: "We'd have a small cramped cabin for the orbital flight and you'd be in it for a long time. You'd want to go to a hotel [because of that] and for orbital tourism you'd want an altitude of 130km," says Rutan. Yikes. You'd want higher than that, and you'd want more than one guy. For a tourist thing but maybe his design can't get more than one guy there. It starts with this stuff about needing more people and pretty soon we have that damn Space Shuttle again. -- "And he did bring them. It took a number of years, but one by one he brought them here. Except for his father, that old man died where he was born." -+ "Elia Kazan, "America, America" |
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Epping Forest '' wrote: Scott Lowther wrote: Neil Halelamien wrote: "We'd have a small cramped cabin for the orbital flight and you'd be in it for a long time. You'd want to go to a hotel [because of that] and for orbital tourism you'd want an altitude of 130km," says Rutan. Yikes. You'd want higher than that, and you'd want more than one guy. For a tourist thing but maybe his design can't get more than one guy there. It starts with this stuff about needing more people and pretty soon we have that damn Space Shuttle again. Well, if it's going to take three launches the same day to get me and two women up to the orbiting love hotel, you might as well get a ship that can do it in one go. -- Chris Mack "Refugee, total ****. That's how I've always seen us. 'Invid Fan' Not a help, you'll admit, to agreement between us." -'Deal/No Deal', CHESS |
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