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Warren DeMontague

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141. yeah, "can get things done"... that's the rub, aint it?

Thu Sep 18, 2014, 03:00 AM

Sep 2014

don't see a lot of that happening, given political reality.

I did read at some point that they're talking about resurrecting the F-1 engine for the "upgraded" side boosters; this is what I was able to find on it:

http://arstechnica.com/science/2013/04/new-f-1b-rocket-engine-upgrades-apollo-era-deisgn-with-1-8m-lbs-of-thrust/

I hear you about the whole SRB thing. I mean it makes sense why they developed, and would want them for, for instance, missile silos- no need to deal with the process of liquid fueling (in the case of something like a Titan II missile using highly toxic hypergolic fuels) or keeping LOX and liquid hydrogen super cold. I guess a SRB can just sit in the ground for an extended period and be ready to fire.

But it doesn't make a ton of sense, to me, as part of a manned rocket launch. In addition to being not terribly environmentally responsible.

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I don't know what Hillary actually believes in. [View all] cali Sep 2014 OP

Well said. k&r n/t Laelth Sep 2014 #1

That's why I'm supporting Bernie Sanders TheNutcracker Sep 2014 #2

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She voted to filibuster the 2005 bankruptcy bill karynnj Sep 2014 #35

And that describes one of the main problems with her. She is all about politics, not so much sabrina 1 Sep 2014 #145

It is too early and there is no denying she is the most likely Democratic nominee karynnj Sep 2014 #166

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I would suggest that Iowa is part of the solution karynnj Sep 2014 #175

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by changing the parameters of political debate - If you start at center right and then "compromise" Douglas Carpenter Sep 2014 #156

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I think her greatest accomplishment is ... GeorgeGist Sep 2014 #19

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yeah, "can get things done"... that's the rub, aint it? Warren DeMontague Sep 2014 #141

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