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Article about the leading international space programs.
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Kamerica
In the beginning the Kamerican space program was risk-taking and plagued by amateurish design. But with the 45 ton Kemini-Aurora, the land of Burgers and Firearms has found a solid workhorse. The Aurora is not the most powerful rocket but it's able to bring a fairly decent payload to the Moon without exorbitant cost, and without blowing up!
Kermany
Kermany has left the wars behind and builds technically advanced, ultra-light space rockets. Their current top-model A4 weighs only 25t and can lift ca 2t ton payload into orbit, or to the Moon. Cost per unit is only 500.000 Reichsmark, and they are for sale to any international government, democratic or non-democratic.
In the future, Kermany is thinking about uprated versions which could carry out landings on the Moon.
Koviet Union
The Koviet Union was for a long time the leading nation in unmanned exploration of the Moon, and boldly declared the goal to make a human landing in this decade.
But while other nations have just successfully modernized their space programs, and thereby brought the cost spiral under control, the Koviets are lagging behind without state of the art rockets. Their Luna program was relying on ancient technology, and the monstrous 200-ton N1 seems to have turned into a costly failure. This has brought their whole program to a temporary halt.
The latest information is that the Koviets have cancelled the N1, sent Spermatov on a "sabbatical" to Siberia, and are working on a new series of rockets, ranging from 25 to 65 tons. Using popamole as oxidizer, the R-series is supposed to carry humans and substantial cargo to the Moon and beyond - without the excessive cost of the N1.
The exact maximum performance is yet unknown, even to the Koviets. But the proud General Secretary allegedly said of it: "One day it will put rocket from American and Kermany under each arm, and still fly normal."
Theoretically, this RDL-1 cluster (7 engines) could develop a thrust of up to 1400.
Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo has built a reputation as one of the most innovative forces in space flight. They already have rockets which stayed in the air for over 2 minutes, and are now planning powerful variants which could carry small animals, into the vacuum of space!
Kiran
For the Holy Cause of resurrecting old-school RPGs, the Republic of Kiran has created an absolutely unique lineup of rockets, among them the powerful "Kingcomrade" & "Popamole" series. They already sent a number of men into space, some of them survived, others died as martyrs.
Technical details of their rockets are just too secret.
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Kamerica
In the beginning the Kamerican space program was risk-taking and plagued by amateurish design. But with the 45 ton Kemini-Aurora, the land of Burgers and Firearms has found a solid workhorse. The Aurora is not the most powerful rocket but it's able to bring a fairly decent payload to the Moon without exorbitant cost, and without blowing up!
Kermany
Kermany has left the wars behind and builds technically advanced, ultra-light space rockets. Their current top-model A4 weighs only 25t and can lift ca 2t ton payload into orbit, or to the Moon. Cost per unit is only 500.000 Reichsmark, and they are for sale to any international government, democratic or non-democratic.
In the future, Kermany is thinking about uprated versions which could carry out landings on the Moon.
Koviet Union
The Koviet Union was for a long time the leading nation in unmanned exploration of the Moon, and boldly declared the goal to make a human landing in this decade.
But while other nations have just successfully modernized their space programs, and thereby brought the cost spiral under control, the Koviets are lagging behind without state of the art rockets. Their Luna program was relying on ancient technology, and the monstrous 200-ton N1 seems to have turned into a costly failure. This has brought their whole program to a temporary halt.
The latest information is that the Koviets have cancelled the N1, sent Spermatov on a "sabbatical" to Siberia, and are working on a new series of rockets, ranging from 25 to 65 tons. Using popamole as oxidizer, the R-series is supposed to carry humans and substantial cargo to the Moon and beyond - without the excessive cost of the N1.
The exact maximum performance is yet unknown, even to the Koviets. But the proud General Secretary allegedly said of it: "One day it will put rocket from American and Kermany under each arm, and still fly normal."
Theoretically, this RDL-1 cluster (7 engines) could develop a thrust of up to 1400.
Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo has built a reputation as one of the most innovative forces in space flight. They already have rockets which stayed in the air for over 2 minutes, and are now planning powerful variants which could carry small animals, into the vacuum of space!
Kiran
For the Holy Cause of resurrecting old-school RPGs, the Republic of Kiran has created an absolutely unique lineup of rockets, among them the powerful "Kingcomrade" & "Popamole" series. They already sent a number of men into space, some of them survived, others died as martyrs.
Technical details of their rockets are just too secret.