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It’s interesting to see how the Soviets planned on upgrading the N1. The N1F saw improved NK-33 engines on the first and second stage. Then they planned to swap the third stage for the Hydrolox NK-43 engine. Then they’d eventually use nuclear engines on the third stage.

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Honestly would a non-shit N1 be better then? The whole “dude Korolev lived!” Thing is almost cliche but at least the N1 wasn’t toxic.
UR-700 or N1 doesn’t matter, I’m just trying to find a reasonable justification for the USSR and America to continue on the moon and maybe mars.

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Would the N1 working actually have kicked Apollo into high gear? Or would the US just roll their eyes and move on with the shuttle?

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