Astronautix is back up
Astronautix is back up
Looks like the DDOS may have been a screwup by National Geographic.
http://www.astronautix.com/
"...the NASA history office directed us to your web site.." - National Geographic
http://www.astronautix.com/
"...the NASA history office directed us to your web site.." - National Geographic
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That NG line reads more like ... self promotion except not gratuitous - can't recall the right word in English.
Maybe Internet Archive could show if that line was there before DOS.
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It was:
http://web.archive.org/web/201010180840 ... autix.com/
Maybe Internet Archive could show if that line was there before DOS.
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It was:
http://web.archive.org/web/201010180840 ... autix.com/
Nope. Astronautix covers Cruise Missiles and Suborbs as well.Giorgio wrote:Because, as you mentioned, they are suborbital.
Lynx apogee is only around 60 Km if I remember right.
http://www.astronautix.com/mfrs/xcor.htm
Its search function seems to be down at the moment. Google "Astonautix" and whatever keyword suits your fancy, and the result should pop right up.
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Ya, no mention of EZ-Rocket (even tho Me-163 and other rocket planes are present), and no mention of Lynx. This site is seriously out of date on XCOR info.djolds1 wrote:Nope. Astronautix covers Cruise Missiles and Suborbs as well.Giorgio wrote:Because, as you mentioned, they are suborbital.
Lynx apogee is only around 60 Km if I remember right.
http://www.astronautix.com/mfrs/xcor.htm
Its search function seems to be down at the moment. Google "Astonautix" and whatever keyword suits your fancy, and the result should pop right up.