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Originally posted by h4y6d2e
cool thread. do you guys think the TR3B is capable of space flight?
Sea Launch is a spacecraft launch service that uses a mobile sea platform for equatorial launches of commercial payloads on specialized Zenit 3SL rockets. As of April 2009 it had assembled and launched thirty rockets, with two failures and one partial failure.
And what on Earth (or off of it for that matter) does the X-15A2 have to do with the Fukushima reactor meltdown of 2011?
Originally posted by Chakotay
Let's play James Burke's CONNECTIONS:
And what on Earth (or off of it for that matter) does the X-15A2 have to do with the Fukushima reactor meltdown of 2011?
North American Aviation built X15, with and for the Air Force and NASA.
And it built other, more interesting things in a top secret facility hidden in plain sight on a mountain just 30 miles from Los Angeles: Santa Susana Field Laboratory. Now, NASA and the contractors are paying to clean up a nuclear meltdown at SSFL from 1964...edit on 18-3-2011 by Chakotay because: CLASSIFIED
Originally posted by jexmo
reply to post by Exuberant1
And that is supposed to mean..?
Sorry, I fail to see your point on my age. Are you the all knowing because you are old?
Surely the point in something being, 'Above Top Secret', is that it is above top secret and not put in a book available to the public and randomly discussed in a forum that can be seen by millions. Because then it isn't above top secret. Im struggling to understand why people can't grasp this.
The majority of things on this sort of subject is complete and utter BS, so I will go on my young and not so well researched instinct and say BS.
Neutral Particle Beam In July 1989, the Beam Experiments Aboard a Rocket (BEAR) program launched a sounding rocket containing a neutral particle beam (NPB) accelerator. The experiment successfully demonstrated that a particle beam would operate and propagate as predicted outside the atmosphere and that there are no unexpected side-effects when firing the beam in space. After the rocket was recovered, the particle beam was still operational.[42] According to the BMDO, the research on neutral particle beam accelerators, which was originally funded by the SDIO, could eventually be used to reduce the half-life of nuclear waste products using accelerator-driven transmutation technology.[43]