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Old December 17th 09, 03:25 AM posted to sci.space.policy
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Default also an SRB4 + SSME based Ares-1 CAN'T FLY with a so heavy Orion

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After the Ares 1-X debacle and the expected stellar R&D costs and very
long development time of the Ares-1, there are some rumors that talk
about a possible return to the original Ares-1 design (published in
the ESAS plan in 2005) with a standard SRB as 1st stage and a 2nd
stage based on a (now unexisting) "air started SSME".
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But, as explained in the latest update of my "Why the Ares-1 is
already DEAD" article, also the old designed (SRB4 + SSME based)
Ares-1 CAN'T FLY with a so HEAVY Orion.
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http://www.ghostnasa.com/posts2/058ares1dead.html
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