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CHANGING VIEWS SHUTTLE TO THE MOON IT CAN BE DONE
There was a lot of skeptics out there about my theories about how a
shuttle can be sent to the moon and back. I am still convinced it can be done. I decided tp do a little more research to prove my point. I was around during the Apollo days and I remember the burn of the Saturn 5 to get to a speed of 25000 to get out of Earths Orbit TLI. CONTINUE http://changingviews1.blogspot.com |
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CHANGING VIEWS SHUTTLE TO THE MOON IT CAN BE DONE
"rapoltalk" wrote in message
... There was a lot of skeptics out there about my theories about how a shuttle can be sent to the moon and back. I am still convinced it can be done. I decided tp do a little more research to prove my point. I was around during the Apollo days and I remember the burn of the Saturn 5 to get to a speed of 25000 to get out of Earths Orbit TLI. CONTINUE http://changingviews1.blogspot.com Alright; you could get it to the Moon, but how about getting it back again? The TPS on the shuttle's barely good enough to deal with re-entry from LEO, let alone 40,000+km/h return speeds from the Moon. Did you factor in the mass for that too? Then there's the structural stresses of re-entry at that kind of speed; did you factor that into the calculations too? Oh, and not just on the wings and fuselage either; the entire structure - floors, walls, equipment racks, seats - everything. |
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Well I never said anything about how to return the shuttle my basic
premise of the article to prove it can get there. The shuttle will uncountably will need modification to get to the moon and back. But let's say for argument sake that aerobraking may be the answer has Nasa studied this aspect? If mars exploration craft can use it to get to Mars safely why not the Shuttle? http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/foru...=4011.msg31487 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerobraking http://pdf.aiaa.org/jaPreview/JSR/1974/PVJAPRE62019.pdf Looks like even Homer Hickam bought in to the idea of the shuttle heading to the moon with his book Back to the Moon. http://www.amazon.com/Back-Moon-Nove.../dp/0385334222 On Sep 22, 9:48 pm, "Alan Erskine" wrote: On Sep 22, 9:44*pm, "Alan Erskine" wrote: "rapoltalk" wrote in message ... There was a lot of skeptics out there about my theories about how a shuttle can be sent to the moon and back. I am still convinced it can be done. I decided tp do a little more research to prove my point. I was around during the Apollo days and I remember the burn of the Saturn 5 to get to a speed of 25000 to get out of Earths Orbit TLI. CONTINUE http://changingviews1.blogspot.com Alright; you could get it to the Moon, but how about getting it back again? The TPS on the shuttle's barely good enough to deal with re-entry from LEO, let alone 40,000+km/h return speeds from the Moon. *Did you factor in the mass for that too? Then there's the structural stresses of re-entry at that kind of speed; did you factor that into the calculations too? *Oh, and not just on the wings and fuselage either; the entire structure - floors, walls, equipment racks, seats - everything. |
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CHANGING VIEWS SHUTTLE TO THE MOON IT CAN BE DONE
On Sep 22, 9:01*pm, rapoltalk wrote:
Well I never said anything about how to return the shuttle my basic premise of the article to prove it can get there. Um...yes you did, sir. In your original post. There was a lot of skeptics out there about my theories about how a shuttle can be sent to the moon and back. |
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CHANGING VIEWS SHUTTLE TO THE MOON IT CAN BE DONE
On Sep 22, 7:34 pm, rapoltalk wrote:
There was a lot of skeptics out there about my theories about how a shuttle can be sent to the moon and back. I am still convinced it can be done. I decided tp do a little more research to prove my point. I was around during the Apollo days and I remember the burn of the Saturn 5 to get to a speed of 25000 to get out of Earths Orbit TLI. CONTINUE http://changingviews1.blogspot.com You'll need lots of spare fuel for lots of retro-thrusting. btw, it would be rather nice to pack along for the ride their shuttle bay configured radar imaging, with a few upgrades and a low orbit it could obtain those 3D and better than 1 m/pixel resolution images that'll absolutely knock socks off. ~ Brad Guth Brad_Guth Brad.Guth BradGuth BG |
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