[Telepathic Intruder]

“Thrust oscillation vibrations”, a consequence of solid rocket booster technology. That’s one thing the Russians were never able to achieve, btw, as well as resuable liquid fuel rocket engines. The Ares V will include both.

[DoctorBulldog]

Technically speaking, NASA didn’t lauch the Ares I.

http://nasawatch.com/archives/2009/11/time-magazines.html

And, NASA is already playing games with the safety projections:

http://nasawatch.com/archives/2009/12/hanley-changes.html

Cheers

[DoctorBulldog]

Ack! That should be “launch,” not “lauch.”

Sorry about that typo.

Cheers

[Dallas59]

Too bad NASA is all up into Climate Gate.

[Movemout]

ping

[Movemout]

ping

[The Duke]

If the Ares rocket looks strangely familiar it's because it's nothing more than one of the Shuttle's solid fuel booster rockets with a capsule strapped on top.

As a former engineer at Johnson Space Center, I'm less than impressed.

[PIF]

Go fo Jupiter 246 (Direct v3) Crew/vehicle

http://www.launchcomplexmodels.com/Direct/documents/Baseball_Cards/J246-41.4004.10050_CLV_090606.jpg