Does Ares V + I = VI?
NASA Study Provides Next Step to Establishing Lunar Outpost
“To accomplish those objectives, the current configuration of the Ares V will use six RS-68B liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen engines on a core stage along with two five-and-one-half segment solid propellant rocket boosters, which are a direct evolution from the first stage of the Ares I rocket.”
Editor’s note: So, Mike, is this latest redesign going to be called the Ares VI?
