Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' venture, Blue Origin, is working to lower the cost of spaceflight. On November 13, 2006, the team launched and landed Goddard, a first-development vehicle in the company's New Shepard program. Here, Goddard is pictured before launch as the sun is rising.
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- Whilst this may not be suitable (practical) for use on earth,
it would seem to make sense for use on lower gravity enviroments such as the moon, where a lack of atmosphere would make winged landing... (Read the rest) - Posted by: mark@... Posted on: 01/08/07 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
This for of SSTO makes more sense to me
3D0G | 01/04/07
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grrr.... "This form of..." (NT)
3D0G | 01/04/07
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No way this will ever be SSTO
doodlius | 01/05/07
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But how much fuel
John Zern | 01/04/07
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Bezos rocket
swoopee | 01/04/07
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Logical Progression from DC-X
Dr_Zinj | 01/05/07
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Has a future
mark@... | 01/08/07
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