From: Michael M. Butler (butlerj-nkmail@comp-lib.org)
Date: Fri Aug 07 1998 - 01:02:00 MDT
Correction/Addendum to my earlier rant:
At 22:37 8/6/98 -0700, I wrote:
... > Even a microscopic upward bump in thrown mass tends to have a
>negative impact on bring-down payload mass.
I should have prefaced this with "For a simple (nearly-)ballistic booster,"
and moved the whole thing to be the first sentence of the paragraph, then
changed the following text to read:
> If the bring-down mass goes negative, you're stuck with...
MMB in a correctness wienie moment, suddenly overcome with self-doubt, not
sure he hasn't misstated something glaringly obvious... :)
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