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Old June 21st 04, 07:39 PM
bob haller
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Default Is NASAs shuttle replacement obsolete before being even built?

Given the first successful private astronaut today does that mean the new nasa
crew launcher isnt needed?

If private industry can build it why not just buy its services from them?

It appears the operational expense will be order oif magnitudes less than
shuttle while it could be launched from the equator.for greatwer pau\yload
capacity or from anywhere with a decent runway for flexiblity.

Does this endager KSCs spaceport USA?
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