Geoffrey P. Cruickshank
Energy and security professional, interested in propulsion systems (gas turbines, power generation, MethaLox rocket engines, Tic-Tacs that can produce 1100 GW of power in 0.78 seconds...) Based in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
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