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To: dwight martin who wrote (1257)	3/15/1998 11:01:00 AM
From: Wolfgang Leopold Beirl	Read Replies (1) of 2394

price list of launch vehicles Dwight, thank You for the response. Actually I found meanwhile a list of competitors and prices for LEO launchers on the internet. The URL is rocketplane.com and according to this list Pegasus is the cheapest operational device with a price tag of 13M$, but the cost per payload is the highest with $14400/lb. For Taurus it is 23M$ and $7666/lb. The cheapest price per load is the chinese Long March 3 with 33M$ and $3000/lb. Sea Launch will be 77 M$ and $3500/lb. Many other alternative systems are planned to launch LEOs. My conclusion is that ORBI will not launch Teledesic. Best regards, Wolfgang

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