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Old 13-January-2009, 01:30 AM
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Originally Posted by gzhpcu View Post
Many of the answers build up on the assumption of associated knowledge. It is difficult to set the right context in answering questions as people have different levels of knowledge. You can not learn simply by asking questions. The answers give you a lead, and then you must follow the lead by reading up on the subject. An easy way is to Google it.
I agree, gzhpcu. Q&A alone doesn't cut it for some people. They need to Google it, Wikipedia it, go sit down at Barnes and Nobles with a good cup of joe and a book on it - do something to fill the gaps!
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If we halt the ISS, all versions of Ares, and transport Orion and Altair aboard DIRECTv3's Jupiter family of Shuttle-Derived Launch Vehicles, we just might make it back to the Moon by 2020.