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We'll need to see what will be involved in getting hardware back in flow and to begin processing launch vehicles for their missions.

This whole processing flow has been a challenge for us, and I think that we've done the right things. We're very anxious to go ahead and launch. It's been a long while, and that's what we're in the business to do.

It is an excellent chance to go back up and see the hardware, see how it's been performing, work on a few components that need a little bit of attention and, of course, begin to transfer a large amount of hardware into the station that the crew will use in the future for living and working up there.

Frank Culbertson

It really depends on when the next two systems launch, and with what launch titles to drive demand for the hardware.

We have a number of critical things we have to evaluate before we set an official launch schedule. It appears that the May launch window is something we can begin to work on -- the launch window May 3 to May 23.

Our concept is to fly on existing or emerging vehicles. That gives us the ability to shift from one [launch] provider to another, so should any one of the vehicles have a failure, we'll still have access to space.

[Connolly said that the current plan is to start off with two lunar missions per year. That frequency was derived in part from the capabilities that were assigned to the CEV i.e. the ability to function in space for up to 6 months and the launch rate that would likely be used to support the ISS.] There is nothing magic about 6 months ... backed its way into lunar missions.

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William Hoffman

Once a company's management team sees how much money they save on vehicles equipped with a GPS system, and how much more productive the drivers of those vehicles become, they aggressively begin rolling out GPS systems to their entire fleet.

However, based on the discussion we had at the program board yesterday it appears that the May launch window is something we can begin to work on -- the launch window May 3 to May 23.

We are, however, working toward technical solutions of our problems. ... We have a number of critical things ahead of us that we have to evaluate before we set an official launch schedule. However, based on the discussions that we had at the program board yesterday, it appears that the May launch window is something that we can begin to work toward now.

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Some of my students have gone off to be involved in these space missions. They work on it for four or five years, then wait four or five years more for it to come back. It's so exciting if it works, and so disappointing if it doesn't.

It would be nice to know where Luna 9 is, the first successful lander. We may want to set up a register of historic sites, not to be disturbed by future missions or hardware impacts. To do that we need accurate locations.

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