Re: ISS after completion

On Nov 14, 2:38 pm, BradGuth <bradg...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Nov 14, 9:07 am, Harmon <harmon.ever...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:



But then, if microgravity research requires a totally separate
vehicle, is there an advantage to having it attached to the ISS? And
if a space resort high inclination orbit is not suitable for Moon and
Mars expedition outfitting, is that also better achieved by using a
separate new vehicle?
Harmon

Are you folks actually that totally dumbfounded about using the
extreme microgravity/picogravity of our moon's L1?
--
Brad Guth

Jeez, Brad, can we first get a start-up launch industry
off the ground? I mean, it's like the moon has become
soooo secondary to being fundamentally interested in
the *possibilities*.

American

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