May 23, 2006

Back To The Future

Son of Apollo, Air & Space Magzine

"The Architecture calls for sending four astronauts at a time to the lunar surface, compared with Apollo's two. Instead of spending three days on the moon, they'll stay a week. And rather than being confined to a narrow band of landing sites around the lunar equator, they'll be able to land anywhere, even the poles, where scientists believe ice in the soil could be converted to fuel and drinking water."


Posted by kcowing at May 23, 2006 10:45 AM

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