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- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior abstract "The Goodyear Meteor Junior was a 1954 concept for a fully reusable spacecraft and launch system designed by Darrell C. Romick and two of his colleagues employed by Goodyear Aerospace, a subsidiary of the American Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. Darrell Romick originally estimated that the craft would cost about the same as an intercontinental B-52 bomber.".
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- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Downrange.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Goodyear_Aerospace.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Goodyear_Tire_and_Rubber_Company.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Human_spaceflight.
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- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLink Smithsonian_Institution.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLink White_Sands_Missile_Range.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wikiPageWikiLinkText "Goodyear Meteor Junior".
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior applications "Manned spaceflight".
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior country United_States.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior designer Darrell_C._Romick.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior imageCaption "Model at the Smithsonian Institution".
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior imageSize "200".
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior manufacturer Goodyear_Aerospace.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior name "Meteor Junior".
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- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior subject Category:1954_in_spaceflight.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior subject Category:Cancelled_spacecraft.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior subject Category:Goodyear_Tire_and_Rubber_Company.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior subject Category:Reusable_space_launch_systems.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior subject Category:Spaceplanes.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior hypernym Concept.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior type Mission.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior comment "The Goodyear Meteor Junior was a 1954 concept for a fully reusable spacecraft and launch system designed by Darrell C. Romick and two of his colleagues employed by Goodyear Aerospace, a subsidiary of the American Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. Darrell Romick originally estimated that the craft would cost about the same as an intercontinental B-52 bomber.".
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior label "Goodyear Meteor Junior".
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- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior wasDerivedFrom Goodyear_Meteor_Junior?oldid=647289131.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior depiction Goodyear_Meteor_Junior,_Smithsonian.jpg.
- Goodyear_Meteor_Junior isPrimaryTopicOf Goodyear_Meteor_Junior.