One step backwards (Step zero)

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Thread: One step backwards (Step zero)

# 11412 byedwardschonert@... on July 22, 2011, 12:42 a.m.
Member since 2021-10-03

Selvaraj/EVERYBODY: My linked "pissycat" still brings up with my newspaper
ad OK but site I linked in ad was recently terminated.
Another site gives even more impressive illustration of Sanger's "Rocket Bomber"
however it lacks the data in deleted site. New site is at:
http://www.456fis.org/GERMAN_SILVERBIRD_BOMBER.htm
Data in old site but not in new sites:
Piloted vehicle data (only went sub-orbital but would go to orbit if concept
applied to a Space Shuttle) / Sanger's original 1933 data:
Length = 28 meters
Liftoff mass = 99.773 metric tons
Empty mass = 19.955 metric tons
"diameter" = 2.32 meters
Wingspan = 15 meters
Thrust = 146 metric tons
Propellant = LOX/kerosene
In 1961 Eugene Sanger was in charge of West German Junkers RT-8-1
design for a Space Shuttle with a high speed ground takeoff.
This design is beautifully illustrated at:
http://machineagechronicle.com/2011/03/junkers-rt-8-the-1960%e2%80%99s-german-space-shuttle/
Note the beautiful lady trying to interest NASA in 1968 with the impressive
model of 1st & 2nd stages of RT-8-1. Guess neither her beauty nor model's
beauty made much impression on our "experts" (just fell on deaf ears).

Hallelujah Praise Spacesettlers !!!!!!!! Ed S.

From: sraj
To: spacesettlers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 10:48 AM
Subject: Re: [spacesettlers] Re: : One step backwards (Step zero)

No apology required :-) Interesting ad, detailing methods to improve launch
capability!

Regards
Selvaraj

On 28 June 2010 20:35, Schonert Edward wrote: