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a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orion withAriane-5
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over 3.5 years AFTER my proposal (published everywhere on the web) http://www.gaetanomarano.it/articles/010arianecev.html a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orion with Ariane-5 http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/hy...01/french.html .. |
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a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orion withAriane-5
On Jan 8, 12:40*pm, gaetanomarano wrote:
. over 3.5 years AFTER my proposal (published everywhere on the web) http://www.gaetanomarano.it/articles/010arianecev.html a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orion with Ariane-5 http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/hy...01/french.html It doesn't mean you were first. Not everything is on the web |
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a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orion withAriane-5
They could also improve and human rate Atlas V or Delta IV heavy...
they also exceed the capacity of 22000kg to LEO required for Orion. I really can't understand why Ares I is required..... but I probably miss something. |
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a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orionwith Ariane-5
Indaco wrote:
They could also improve and human rate Atlas V or Delta IV heavy... they also exceed the capacity of 22000kg to LEO required for Orion. I really can't understand why Ares I is required..... but I probably miss something. What you miss is the aerospace industry getting as much money out of the government as possible. That's why United Launch Alliance has both Delta IV and Atlas V doing the same thing. Pat |
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a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orion withAriane-5
On Jan 12, 6:29*am, Pat Flannery wrote:
Indaco wrote: They could also improve and human rate Atlas V or Delta IV heavy... they also exceed the capacity of 22000kg to LEO required for Orion. I really can't understand why Ares I is required..... but I probably miss something. What you miss is the aerospace industry getting as much money out of the government as possible. That's why United Launch Alliance has both Delta IV and Atlas V doing the same thing. Pat Yes, I know.... it happens in all the world (more on less) that to help the industry things like this are made. But why not to spend the same taxpayer money to resarch something new? Is more risky to do someting that can be useful or not instead of doing something that is certainly useless? By the way, Ares I uses that ugly SRB that can't be shut off, cannot be thrusted, pollute like the hell, have to be handled full and are not so safe (ask it to that 21 dead brazilians in Alcantara and to the Challenger crew).... EELV at least uses partially liquid first stages that seems more reasonable to have much more launches than today. |
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a CNES study supports/copies MY idea to launch the Orionwith Ariane-5
Indaco wrote:
By the way, Ares I uses that ugly SRB that can't be shut off, cannot be thrusted, pollute like the hell, have to be handled full and are not so safe (ask it to that 21 dead brazilians in Alcantara Yeah, I remember that one now that you mention it, it was pretty bad. The US Army had something like that happen once with a Pershing missile in Germany when static electricity ignited a first stage motor when it was being unpacked from its shipping container, killing three. My pet nightmare scenario is having one of the SRBs on the Shuttle fail to ignite at liftoff, sending the whole launch stack over sideways. Pat |
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