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Topic: N-1 For the Moon and Mars: The Soviet Superbooster (Jack Hagerty)
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dom Member Posts: 986 From: Registered: Aug 2001
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posted 05-28-2014 12:05 PM
Well, I'm glad to see you referencing 'Cold War Space Sleuths' in your argument but you'll have to trust me on this one as I'm the editor of that particular book. Apart from one sensational report that came out of Moscow in 1990 (I think) there is absolutely zero evidence that anyone died in the N1 explosion in July 1969. As the Soviets have come clean about other, far more embarrassing, secrets I fail to see why they would keep something like that quiet. In fact, I'd guess Glushko's cronies would have loved to reveal that it had killed people as it would have justified their own vindictive decision to cancel the booster. | |
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