The name to bring us back to the moon is Project Constellation. But why the name charging? The Crew Launch Vehicle is now the Ares I and now Cargo Launch Vehicle is Ares V?
The failure rates are like 1 to 75-100 compared to the Project Constellation 1 to 2000.
The main reasons that killed the shuttle was safely, costs, lost of life and other payload rockets like the Ariane, Atlas and so on. I think a few years from now SpaceX will have most control over payload rockets.
I'm starting to see a cannon battle of the US and the Pirate Party and it's bay. But now The Pirate Party of the United States is emerging what could happen now? http://www.pirate-party.us/
Back in the 60's and 70's there where plans to build a space station, more Moon exploration and landing on Mars using the so-called Nova rocket.
But Vietnam got in the way and budget cuts killed almost everything, only the space shuttle survived by only one vote in congress.
"The Nova rocket was a rocket proposed as a successor to the Saturn V, intended for missions to the Moon and Mars. From the late 1950s through the early 1980s, "Nova" was a generic name generally meaning a rocket larger than the Saturn V."; Wikipeda
The name to bring us back to the moon is Project Constellation. But why the name charging? The Crew Launch Vehicle is now the Ares I and now Cargo Launch Vehicle is Ares V?
Back and Decker does not make hammers. But they do make Hammer Drills.
The failure rates are like 1 to 75-100 compared to the Project Constellation 1 to 2000.
The main reasons that killed the shuttle was safely, costs, lost of life and other payload rockets like the Ariane, Atlas and so on. I think a few years from now SpaceX will have most control over payload rockets.
I'm starting to see a cannon battle of the US and the Pirate Party and it's bay.
But now The Pirate Party of the United States is emerging what could happen now?
http://www.pirate-party.us/
Back in the 60's and 70's there where plans to build a space station, more Moon exploration and landing on Mars using the so-called Nova rocket.
But Vietnam got in the way and budget cuts killed almost everything, only the space shuttle survived by only one vote in congress.
"The Nova rocket was a rocket proposed as a successor to the Saturn V, intended for missions to the Moon and Mars. From the late 1950s through the early 1980s, "Nova" was a generic name generally meaning a rocket larger than the Saturn V."; Wikipeda
Why not have a common standard for Linux OS's have a way of getting patches and drivers from centralized software or website for most / all distros's?