From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 3/18/25 8:28 AM, E.Laureti wrote:   
      
   >> So you're not wrong. But the proverbial "Quantum Leap" could be   
   >> achieved with a larger, faster, more capable rover.   
   >>   
   >> We can build a vehicle that can cover 10 or 100 times the   
   >> distance in a fraction of the time. And THAT is likely a far   
   >> simpler and cheaper and safer than sending humans, AND it would   
   >> be another step (more lessons) towards a really successful   
   >> manned mission.   
      
   > really i don't uderstand of what propulsion you speak.   
   > It you want ... write here   
      
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9M730_Burevestnik   
      
   There have been test flights already.   
      
   It's a cruise missile with unlimited range. Launch in Antarctica,   
   take out London or Beijing.   
      
   If we eliminate the countless billions being laundered in the   
   Ukraine, not to mention all the insane give-aways already uncovered   
   by DOGE, we can afford even a manned mission!  I'm just saying that   
   we could achieve a quantum leap in space exploration even without   
   sending people -- and we can do it for a lot cheaper. PLUS, it   
   doesn't exclude an eventual manned mission, it's laying the   
   groundwork for a bigger & better manned mission!   
      
      
      
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