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|    Message 105,909 of 106,651    |
|    David Spain to Alain Fournier    |
|    Re: SLS launch. NASA still has it    |
|    17 Nov 22 07:49:16    |
      From: nospam@127.0.0.1              On 2022-11-16 6:04 AM, Alain Fournier wrote:       > SLS launched this morning. It was spectacular. NASA showed us again that       > they really know how to run a boondoggle.       >       >       > Alain Fournier              *snicker*              The point I think, as was pointed out to me elsewhere, is that getting       SLS off the pad now enables Starship/SuperHeavy to perform either an       orbital or sub-orbital test without any political road-blocks being       thrown in its way to prevent an embarrassment to NASA.              I'm happy SLS got off the ground. I'd be even more happy if it were       reconfigured to deliver cargo only and we could use up the supply of       this expensive, ill-conceived rocket to put one and done cargo into       space. Perhaps in either lunar or Lagrange Point orbits.              Not a big fan of the gateway/toll-booth either....              Dave              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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