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From: desj@brahms.BERKELEY.EDU (David desJardins)
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Subject: Re: Re: orbiter ascent attitude
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Date: Mon, 10-Mar-86 05:23:07 EST
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In article <367@quest.UUCP> dave@quest.UUCP (David Messer) writes:
>
>Also, if you think back to the Apollo days, you will notice that
>the Saturn launches also had a roll program.  Apollo also flew
>upside-down.
>
   All right, you've got me interested.  How can a cylindrical
rocket fly upside-down??

   -- David desJardins