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Theory? by
Richard King
I have a theory, that if a magnetic field dissipates at a rate of x m/s,
then having a second magnetic field to replenish it at ˝ x/s, then the
magnetic field...
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Chief designer by
Ilpo Lagerstedt
X-X-20 Dyna Soar. Who was the chief designer? Was that space plane
really anybody´s big dream?
IL from winterly Finland
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VL Glide Path Accuracy by
redneckj
Would it be reasonable to suggest that a VL RLV
would be able to stay within a 100 meter diameter
path from mach 1 to touchdown?
John Hare
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What if I were designing Huygens II by
Graeme Bartlett
If I were designing the nex Titan mission
I would go for a hydrogen balloon. It would not explode on Titan.
I like the idea of wind power.
At the temperature...
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throatless rockets OK by
beanstalkr
Armadillo is still working well on sending a man into suborbital
space!
http://www.armadilloaerospace.com/n.x/Armadillo/Home/News?news_id=308
is the address...
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September 2nd 05 11:35 PM
by bob
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No parachute detach on Huygens? by
richard schumacher
Does Huygens not detach from it's chute after touchdown? It would be
unfortunate if it were dragged by surface winds and so could not return
any surface...
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Soyuz to the Moon - but how to return? by
Kerry Stevenson
I recently read of the plan to sell commerical seats to the moon via a
Soyuz flyby. Of course, the Soyuz was originally designed to go to the
moon during the...
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August 16th 05 11:01 PM
by JP787
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Jocket? by
blart
Has anyone ever designed/built a hybrid jet-rocket (not a scram jet, but hey
if it scrams too then thats neat :)
I was thinking something along the lines of...
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Venus mission in _New Scientist_ by
Geoffrey
An article about some features of the Venus mission design I worked on
last year made the most recent (7 May) issue of _New...
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Lunar airbags by
[email protected]
Would there be any advantage to using the Mars style airbag descent on
the moon?
Get down near the surface via rocket, slow the descent, fire airbags
and then...
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Martian volcanoes and meteor impacts by
William Elliot
Did large meteor impacts cause volcanoes on the other side Mars?
Here's approximate locations for those regions indicating
a rough correlation as global...
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ROBOTIC hubble repair? by
Allen Meece
This is so weak. It should embarass every space fan in America. After all's
said and done, it'll cost 2 billion dollars to send an automated monkey wrench
to...
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Privately-built ion thrusters? by
Neil Halelamien
How difficult is it for a non-government group to build an effective
ion thruster? The only ones that I'm aware of have been built by NASA
or the ESA.
I'm...
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