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So let's say 5%.But we're not reducing the cost of the whole rocket by 5%, just the booster stage.

The booster stage is mostly fuel, which varies as volume, but the costs are all in the metal part, which scales as area.

As to his actual plan, the fuel cost to land a booster segment is tiny compared to the cost of launching a vehicle.

'>Work is underway on the flight-qualified booster, getting ready for its big test next year at ATK in Utah.

The contractor used Bayes and estimated the odds of rocket booster failure at 1 in 35.

That was a pretty low blow, considering Fred is probably the biggest regional booster of all VCs.

I'm not a huge booster of the whole barefoot trend, but I do think that's what, ultimately, has scuttled Hann's shoe from getting to market.

The door disappeared, and the autoclave itself acted as a rocket, about the size of a shuttle solid fuel booster.

I'm reminded of a time in elementary school when I opened a Pokémon booster pack to discover a Charizard.

And not even necessary:> The ironic thing is, even with the benchmark booster disabled, the Note 3 still comes out faster than the G2 in this test.

GMail's priority inbox and new-style inbox where machine learning is used to sort out mail is a productivity booster for me.

Sure, you might attach a collective nuclear rocket "booster" to many missiles to build that initial velocity.

Then again, they've already drawn anti-trust attention, so ten years from now some booster of the then-big-dog will point back at the DOJ-vs-Apple lawsuit as proof of....something.

Many Microsoft boosters used the identical "for the consumer" arguments in defending Microsoft activities.