A new contender in the spaceplane race promises to fly within two years.Cool.
Wednesday, 26 March 2008
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I love the idea of simplicity in space flight, that's the way a business does it rather than a bureaucracy.
ReplyDeleteIt still seems that the jump will come when one of those things on Mars bumps a shiny rock and the whispers of "gold" get out, then people will be strapping rockets to pickup trucks to get there.
I can dream can't I?