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For those of you with serious engineering or technological interest, I'd be really interested in chatting about this, not SpaceX, anyone ibteresyed at all?
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I think this is eminently doable right now, and should have been done for an Earth lunar vehicle with a seriously large crew decades ago, not Mars, the Moon, with colonies, mining, exploration, shutlles to and from the Earth and lunar surface, building the ship in prnit, heavily shielded for cosmic ray protection, with associated space stations, a whole fleet of each, the whole shebang, not Mars as I'd said, the Moon first, perfecting it totally, then MAYBE Mars...any thoughts and/or chat? I'm really serious, I'd really like to braonsyprm this, for those of you interested, honest, this worked, it was actually built, and tested, not some fantasy warp drive, THIS, OK? Many thanks....
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Capt Daniel Goodman
You want a mountaintop to climb, the Mt. Everest of aerospace, trust me, that:s it, promise.
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A1C Ian Williams
I find it most interesting that politicians of that day hid behind the expense of a continued Space arms race. Though the first human to wave from Mars will be a pioneer. *brushes some ferrous oxide off my boots Capt Daniel Goodman
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Capt Daniel Goodman
I follow, however, humor me, OK? Focus on this, for purely lunar efforts, give me your thoughts, that, as I'd said, esp interests me, many thanks...not Mats, the Moon...humor me, as I'd said, tell me your thoughts about, and only that, just for now...indulge me, OK? I think you'll eventually perceive my reasoning, I'm really eager to discuss that explicit use, so far as possible, OK?
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Only the Moon, OK? As I said, indulge me, if be most eager to hear your reasoning, honest, OK?
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