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I object on the grounds that project orion is about to become a widely used search term in its own right. It will then be split into its own article, anyway. Just let the little stub simmer here for a while and see what happens. [[User:Give Peace A Chance|Give Peace A Chance]] 01:58, 28 July 2006 (UTC) |
I object on the grounds that project orion is about to become a widely used search term in its own right. It will then be split into its own article, anyway. Just let the little stub simmer here for a while and see what happens. [[User:Give Peace A Chance|Give Peace A Chance]] 01:58, 28 July 2006 (UTC) |
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The [[Apollo]] (the mission name) entry is separate from the [[Saturn]] (the launch vehicle) entry. Why should we deviate from this format? [[Project Orion (lunar program)]] is specifically geared towards a landing on the moon. [[Project Constellation]] has a larger scope, encompasing a entire new launch system. I think as the two topics mature, it will be clear that keeping them separate is best. |
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--[[User:Davebenham|Davebenham]] 02:46, 3 August 2006 (UTC) |
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Proposed Merge
I object on the grounds that project orion is about to become a widely used search term in its own right. It will then be split into its own article, anyway. Just let the little stub simmer here for a while and see what happens. Give Peace A Chance 01:58, 28 July 2006 (UTC)
The Apollo (the mission name) entry is separate from the Saturn (the launch vehicle) entry. Why should we deviate from this format? Project Orion (lunar program) is specifically geared towards a landing on the moon. Project Constellation has a larger scope, encompasing a entire new launch system. I think as the two topics mature, it will be clear that keeping them separate is best. --Davebenham 02:46, 3 August 2006 (UTC)