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Night time or weather pics from any of the Mars landers? by Frank Scrooby
(Please excuse double post - I also sent this to sci.space.history) Hi all I've seen lots of spectacular images produced by the various Mars rovers and their...
December 22nd 04 03:38 PM
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chilled fuel (was: Alternative means of achieving orbit) by rocketvdo
I'm new here so bear with me.. I have a question regarding NOX nitrous oxide is RP-1 soluble in it while the NOX is a liquid? or what hydrocarbon is soluble in...
January 19th 05 05:20 AM
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space cobwebs by Kent Paul Dolan
space cobwebs Looks like good news on producing fibers with the strength of spider silk, in quantity, for constructing the support member for that elevator...
November 26th 04 06:34 PM
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Sub-G thrust to orbit. by Brucebo
Is is possible to make it into earth orbit using a sub-G thrusting rocket motor together with a hypersonic lifting body? Assuming it is possible Newtonically,...
March 1st 05 09:14 PM
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Tell me about the LEM by Richard Lamb
The Lunar Lander has always fascinated me. The first (and only) manned spacecraft to land on another world. Not being a part of that part of history, I don't...
April 9th 04 09:33 AM
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Gecko-Adhesion Technology by [email protected]
Here's an article that says scientists have used nanotubes to improve on gecko-like...
September 1st 05 04:30 AM
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Fast Transit: Earth to the Moon by Mike Miller
Pretend a hypothetical SSTO tops off its tanks in low Earth orbit. It now has plenty of fuel to get from LEO to the lunar surface. In fact, it has 4000m/s of...
October 8th 04 01:01 PM
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Lunar Regolith Simulant by Richard Alexander
I read recently that there is a great need for several tons of lunar regolith simulant. What would be required for someone to supply that need? How hard is it...
November 26th 04 02:08 AM
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Apollo ensemble mass by Monte Davis
What was the total mass (w/ fuel) of the LEM, CM and SM? In other words, how much gross payload had the S-IVB put into translunar injection when it separated?...
July 14th 04 03:07 PM
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Squyres book on Mars rovers by Monte Davis
I've just finished Steve Squyres' _Roving Mars_, and can't recommend it highly enough. It really gets across the nuts and bolts -- and the emotional...
August 31st 05 02:46 PM
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Did Huygens send JPEGS? by G. R. L. Cowan
The files now at http://esamultimedia.esa.int/docs/titanraw/index.htm are 176-by-768 JPGs. Where the same terrain is in five or 10 frames, it seems conceivable...
January 22nd 05 01:00 PM
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