If constellation is moving forward, then why is Ares-V, the heavy-lift rocket, that is essential to landing a man on the Moon, being delayed?
Richard Shelby: “If constellation is moving forward, then why is Ares-V, the heavy-lift rocket, that is essential to landing a man on the…”
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Senator Shelby questions the delay of Ares-V despite claims of progress in the constellation program.
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