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Re: X-Prize Rocket Explodes
um, its a good thing it wasn't maned at the time, 20k is a little cheap for a project of this sort.
I know if I for some reason did want to go to space I would want to do it in something that costs more than your average car. 
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09-08-2004, 17:12
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Re: X-Prize Rocket Explodes
Mistakes are part of the learning curve. Hopefully they will realize what went wrong and correct it before the next attempt. It was a good shot none the less. It would have been funny if they succeeded on $20k and showed that to NASA. Imagine how much more exploration NASA could do if thier missions cost well under $100k.
On second thought that's a bad idea. Dave would spend more time at JPL than at FIRST! 
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