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you have to move a chemical rocket up first. then you can dock it on a space station and then fit a fission rocket system to the human capsil. then no fall out on earth and and very long range rocket is possible.
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I think fission-based propulsion is ideal for long-range missions. It is much safer to move fission-based propulsion into an extra-orbital target using chemical rockets--then kick in the next engine. I cannot imagine a fission rocket taking off from The Cape. Certainly sets a poor example to other nations with space goals. Even a new lunar mission. It's possible to move fission-based propulsion systems into orbit. This was accomplished sundry times in deep-space probes. Excellent show!!!
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Why is this video screen entirely green?
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we need to preseve space history for posterity, & future commercial interest of tourism. like man's "first" footstep on the moon so we can have something to visit.
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My name is Mike from LA Although there busizz4me.info
Luddites have ham-strung space exploration by forcing civil space administrations to shy away from nuclear rockets...strangely enough no one talks about the military nuclear reactors in orbit....bleedin military...give 10% of your military budgets to the civil space administration and we'll have a colony on the moon and Mars and be doing real thorough surveying of the other planets and doing imaging and atmospheric analysis of hundreds of exoplanets within a few decades.
skyblazer7 1 year ago 7
cant belive i watched all of this.
man166 1 year ago 3