Future of Rockets – Eric Berger
On January 25, 2018 Eric Berger gave a presentation titled Future of Rockets to the IEEE Technical Meeting held at HESS Club. Eric is a senior space editor at Ars Technica.
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He shared some interesting facts related to upcoming launch technologies of government and private rockets which are going to prevail in the 2020s. For example, NASA is building a massive heavy lift rocket called the Space Launch System while SpaceX and Blue Origin are also building rockets nearly as powerful.
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After the presentation, IEEE members engaged in a constructive discussion with Eric on why the government rock systems are expendable whereas the private rockets are reusable. We had a great turnout and everyone enjoyed their dinner along with the talk.
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