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October 1st 04, 05:03 PM
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Bummer
"Pete Schaefer" wrote in message news:HHK6d.392182$8_6.17841@attbi_s04... BWAAAAHAAAAHAAAAAHOHOHOHOHOHHEEHEEEHEEHEEHEE!!SCRA MJETSFORCIVILIANUSE!!!HHHA AHHAHAA.... sorry...just lost control there for a second.... All this **** about scramjets and hypersonics has been going on for a lot longer than I've been alive, and I haven't seen anything yet that tells me that there is any really significant progress towards anything that might even remotely be construed as "practical". A guy I used to work with is the chief on that Hyper-X project. He's just spent like 25 years of his career for 11 seconds of data. "Dude" wrote in message ... It seems NASA is using a rocket booster to get to speed, which would make me think this idea is a bit less than practical for civilian use. Can't see 
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