http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivHAO96FIiw

It took 50 years and here we are.
In 1961, the first man went to space and came back.
In Fifty years later, Trevor (Tasha9503) wants to lift 213 people per launch and reuse the hardware that lifted them as infrastructure in Space.
In 1969 man went to the moon.
In 1988 Trevor started looking for all the reasons why we cannot go the Asteroid Belt to mine smelt and manufacture living accommodations on location.
In 1995 the last of the needed technology was becoming old used and proven true.
In 2000 all the technology was found and designing into a facility that can be built with six launches.
In 2007, http://www.tasha9503.ca was put on the internet to show the new design for a Heavy Lift Vehicle.
A reshaped Saturn V rocket with updated life support, Computer, Rocket engine etc. repositioned within the hardware.
In 2009, it cost $20,000,000 to lift one satellite, Tasha9503 plans to lift six satellites per launch and charge $6,000,0