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Article #478What is the Solar Impact Mission?
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Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1989 08:32
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1989 08:32
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In a recent edition of "New Scientist" there is an article about matter/anti-matter drives. There was an incidental mention of a project called the "Solar Impact Mission" and that an matter/anti-matter drive would be ideal for this. OK, What is the "Solar Impact Mission" and why is it so hard to hit the Sun? After all we have already had close ups of Mercury. Geoff. MCC
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