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Subject: Original Proposals...
From: b <rrdd3939@aol.com>
To: rrdd3939 <rrdd3939@aol.com>
Sent: Mon, Dec 19, 2011 12:10 pm
Subject: Original Proposals...
ORIGINAL PROPOSALS
(More on clairvoyant Citizen Journalist downstairs)
by Richaed DePersio and Citizen Journalist
Actually, we first made these proposals over a year and a half ago and have repeated them
periodically since then.
1) The 'secret' Air Force X-37B Project (which NASA turned over to the Air Force a few
years ago due to budgetary constraints) is launched by the Atlas 5 (a modified Atlas missile launched
Mercury astros in the early '60s; too many changes have been made over the years for it to be
still considered an Atlas Class Rocket) and launches cost nearly as much as Space Shuttle
launches did. The green light has been given to a super heavy-lifter for missions to Mars or the
Moon and Mars. There should also be a heavy-lifter version for missions to and from space
station for time-sensitive missions (windows) when private companies can't launch due to having
to deal with technical problems;
2) The super heavy-lifter should carry Orion Multi-Purpose Vehicle while less powerful
heavy-lifter should carry unmanned X-37B when it becomes operational for cargo missions, We
suspected over a year and a half ago that the Air Force likely has a manned-version under wraps.
One of the few things that Obama did which was correct: in 2009, he signed a directive allowing
greater cooperation between NASA and the military. The heavy-lifter should also carry a declassified
manned-version for NASA (classified-version could use it or Atlas 5). Operational-version should
be called Constitution to drive libs crazy;
3) The Air Force should have an intermediate lifter to place unmanned X-37B when
operational 22,000 miles up near aging GPS satellites. If an enemy missile is in-coming, X-37B
should nudge it out of the way and, then, reposition it after danger passes. X-37B should have a
GPS in cargo bay ready to replace GPS when it dies. X-37B is more maneuverable than a satellite).
4) Reactivate NERVA (1963-74) and refurbish facilities. We were well on our way to
developing nuclear thermal stage for Saturn rocket. What is learned might help us develop nuclear
fusion plants to generate energy.
The Air Force has wanted a manned space program since the late '50s. No doubt R & D is being
done on a manned version of X-37B. AF won't confirm.
AF wanted X-15 to be followed by X-20 Dyna Soar ('58-64; astros were selected, program
canceled less than a year before first flight). Data gained incorporated into Space Shuttle - it wasn't
a total loss. This represented AF's first aspirations and efforts to manned space flight.