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But as long as ground-to-orbit means sticking things on top of an inverted cannon filled with rocket fuel….
Well, It IS The Home of the Creation Museum, After All « Whatever 2007
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Well, soon after the Apollo program ended, there came the so-called space shuttle, which was the popular name for the first ground-to-orbit reusable spacecraft.
A Flag Full of Stars Brad Ferguson 2000
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The ground-to-orbit craft has been sitting in the ocean off Manhattan Island, convenient to the United Nations Building, for those same two weeks.
A Hole In Space Niven, Larry, 1938- 1992
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Six Monks landed on Earth -- unless more were hiding somewhere aboard the ground-to-orbit ship.
A Hole In Space Niven, Larry, 1938- 1992
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There's only one Monk starship, and only one ground-to-orbit craft, as far as we know.
A Hole In Space Niven, Larry, 1938- 1992
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He knew everything there was to know about a seeder ramship, but nothing at all about the other kinds of ramship or interplanetary travel or ground-to-orbit vehicles.
A Hole In Space Niven, Larry, 1938- 1992
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Small, fast, wedge-shaped ground-to-orbit fighters, by the looks of them.
Mudd in Your Eye Jerry Oltion 1990
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Small, fast, wedge-shaped ground-to-orbit fighters, by the looks of them.
Mudd in Your Eye Jerry Oltion 1990
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Small, fast, wedge-shaped ground-to-orbit fighters, by the looks of them.
Mudd in Your Eye Jerry Oltion 1990
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He knew everything there was to know about a seeder ramship, but nothing at all about the other kinds of starships or interplanetary travel or ground-to-orbit vehicles.
A World Out of Time Niven, Larry 1976
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