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TNT equivalent of an exploding LOX/RP-1 rocket



 
 
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Old November 30th 03, 08:16 PM
Sven Grahn
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Default TNT equivalent of an exploding LOX/RP-1 rocket

Does anyone know where to find information about how this is
calculated/estimated? I seem to rememeber TNT equivalent numbers given for
Saturn-5 and the never-built NOVA?

Best wishes
Sven Grahn

 




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