NASA raises Ares V lift to handle lunar-surface operations concepts
NASA planners have tentatively added an engine to its planned Ares V moon rocket, and increased the length of its shuttle-derived solid-rocket boosters to accommodate a larger hydrogen tank, as early work on lunar surface operations gets under way. As now conceived, the Ares V will use six Pratt &...
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