TSR: Heavy lift: examining the requirements

Published: Mar 07, 2005
Source: www.thespacereview.com

One of the critical decisions NASA faces for the Vision for Space Exploration is what kind of heavy-lift launch capability should be developed. Taylor Dinerman outlines why such a capability would be useful and the various options for achieving it.

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