Fact: it would NOT have attained the flight test objective of hypersonic speeds. Your design engineer reference is bogus because it's old. That was the OBJECTIVE of the program. Lock-Mart themselves admitted that if the X-33 ever flew it was way too heavy to meet the flight parameters that were the goals of the X program - test of the heat shield at hypersonic high heating speeds. It got fat & heavy because of the hydrogen tank fiasco. Became a program that after 3 years needed another 3 years to do the original program. Another Goldin presided failure for his cirriculum vitae.
You need to do a fact update once every 2-3 years. Your X-33 response was outdated.
So far you have not responded directly to a single point in my factual criticism of Goldin.
Could it be because my examples are valid arguements?
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Ed yet again does not respond to a single point
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