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Lunar Lander in a 5.2m faring?



 
 
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Old October 24th 05, 02:31 AM
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"Alex Terrell" wrote in message
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As for high pressure feedlines, I assume they're only high pressure
when the valve is turned on. And even if their valveless, joiming high
pressure feed lines in space should be relatviely straight forward, as
long as they align correctly.


And if they don't align correctly, a billion plus dollar mission has just
been wasted.


 




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