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Like any powerful technology, rockets are a double-edged sword: they will both take men to great new heights, and power some of the deadliest weapons ever created.
Like any powerful technology, rockets are a double-edged sword: they will both take men to great new heights, and power some of the deadliest weapons ever created.
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Trailblazer: The Rocket Plane Story
S1, EP2 "Part Two"Like any powerful technology, rockets are a double-edged sword: they will both take men to great new heights, and power some of the deadliest weapons ever created.
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