Re: The most audacious missions never to fly...
- From: "Rusty" <reuben_barton@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Oct 2006 07:21:31 -0800
Rupert Goodwins wrote:
We were having a discussion in the pub last night and the subject
veered off to NASA's reuse of Orion as a project name, thence back to
the original Orion and the joys of nuclear fission rockets.
Orion would have been something to see, as would Von Braun's idea for
the imperial exploration of Mars through fleets of giant rockets. But
there the wellsprings of memory ran dry. I'd be very interested to hear
about other truly audacious plans for space travel -- has anyone ever
seriously proposed an interstellar mission, for example, or something
involving more than ten crew?
Rupert
How about the proposed all female crewed space shuttle mission?
Rusty
.
- Follow-Ups:
- Re: The most audacious missions never to fly...
- From: Pat Flannery
- Re: The most audacious missions never to fly...
- From: Rand Simberg
- Re: The most audacious missions never to fly...
- References:
- The most audacious missions never to fly...
- From: Rupert Goodwins
- The most audacious missions never to fly...
- Prev by Date: Re: Two Voyager questions
- Next by Date: Re: water finding (was Re: nuclear space engine - would it work ??)
- Previous by thread: The most audacious missions never to fly...
- Next by thread: Re: The most audacious missions never to fly...
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
|