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News: Houston, we've had a problem.

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"These are actually modified Russian-built power units that were originally developed for the ill-fated Soviet Moon rocket, the N-1.
Doh! :doh:

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airboatr wrote:
"These are actually modified Russian-built power units that were originally developed for the ill-fated Soviet Moon rocket, the N-1.
Doh! :doh:
Ah, I thought the explosion looked a bit familiar. :lol:

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:doh: Indeed.
To make matters worse, I cringed to hear an assumed "professional" BBC broadcaster inform her audience that, not only did it:
"implode on itself" :-O
but that the NASA (which sounded a bit like NATZA) crew expected the rocket to function properly......where did she get that information without an interview?
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