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>>11901478
Because that would have made sense. Even a supermodern shuttle or something like the X-33b rockwell, maybe a stubby winged lifting body vehicle stacked vertically atop an SLS-like first stage. Huh, imagine that, a big second stage reusable orbiter with small aerodynamic surfaces vertically stacked aboard a superheavy booster. It sorta reminds me of Starship, almost as if there is a form factor which inherently does well in Earth-based rocketry.