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Article #6648Speculation
From: Karl Dishaw
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 00:21
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1992 00:21
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>The most straightforward way to impart a delta-v to Ceres is to install >a large number of nuclear reactors on it, and use the energy to expel >fragments of Ceres in a desired direction and at an appropriate velocity. Gives you some perspective on the "Delta Clipper can/will/should/may/won't work" controversy, doesn't it? ;-) Karl sold my soul to Uncle Sam . . . now marked down for resale.
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