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Paul Spielmann wrote: ...liquid propellant engines, and they seem to think they can make these engines totaly reuseble, let me remind you about the physical laws of thermodynamics (heat) that makes it impossible to turn the engines on and off forever or atleast alot of times! How, exactly, do the laws of thermodynamics make it impossible to turn a rocket engine on and off a lot? Be specific. The small engines used as attitude-control thrusters in spacecraft are sometimes rated (by testing, not theoretical calculation) for 300,000 or more firings. -- MOST launched 30 June; first light, 29 July; 5arcsec | Henry Spencer pointing, 10 Sept; first science, early Oct; all well. | |
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