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Space Station Question26 Feb 2006 00:06 GMT1
 I just finished reading This New Ocean that covers the space age.  I
really wasn't looking forward to the Skylab part but after I read it and
then googled up the pictures of Skylab I was happily surprised.  That Skylab
looked pretty cool.  It looked like a real lab.  It looked big ...
least polluting rocket fuel14 Feb 2006 08:16 GMT22
Are there any rocket fuels -- existing or potential -- that are less
polluting than kerosene or hydrogen?  If so, are any of them
economically feasible?
Sling launch from lunar surface10 Feb 2006 18:06 GMT12
Proposed system to launch raw materials from the lunar surface to
escape velocity:
At the top of a 160 meter tall tower is a platform rotating at 100 rpm.
Attached to the platform are two 160 meter tethers, also spinning,
Asymmetry of the Atlas V10 Feb 2006 00:42 GMT4
Watching the NH launch reminded me of a something that's been bothering
me for a while: why is the arrangement of SRBs on the Atlas V
asymmetric?  How is the asymmetry of the SRB thrust compensated for?
By gimballing the RD-180s?  By offsetting the RD-180s?  In the former
is there COTS star pattern identification software?04 Feb 2006 17:37 GMT3
Does anyone know of a COTS star pattern identification software?
Obviously, 'lost in space' will also work (might be more expensive,
though).
References to literature/descriptions of relevant algorithms would also
Good multistage rocket equation calculator01 Feb 2006 18:09 GMT1
Is there a decent multistage rocket equation calculator
on the web? Just looking for a simple one that accepts the
usual inputs: # of stages, mass fraction, specific impulse,
payload, etc, and outputs the resultant delta V.
 
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