BA-2 Launch Vehicle - Information on Beal Aerospace's liquid-fueled, three-stage heavy lift launcher

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	Information on Beal Aerospace's liquid-fueled, three-stage heavy lift launcher. The rocket can deliver a 37,400 pound payload into low Earth orbit or into geosynchronous tranfer orbit. Sponsored Links:
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Description:	Information on Beal Aerospace's liquid-fueled, three-stage heavy lift launcher. The rocket can deliver a 37,400 pound payload into low Earth orbit or into geosynchronous tranfer orbit.
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