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November 15th 07, 02:24 AM
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The Delta V Heavy
Now that SpaceX has announced the completion of development of their
100,000 lb thrust regeneratively cooled kerosene based engine, has anyone gotten around to designing any recoverable boosters yet? Heh heh heh, boosters for what, you say? 
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