ORBIT. IUE was successfully launched on January 26, 1978 at 17:36 UT on a Delta launch vehicle. The spacecraft was introduced into geosynchronous orbit through one stage of spin-stabilized flight and two stages of

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ORBIT. IUE was successfully launched on January 26, 1978 at 17:36 UT on a Delta launch vehicle. The spacecraft was introduced into geosynchronous orbit through one stage of spin-stabilized flight and two stages of

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GAO, EVOLVED EXPENDABLE LAUNCH VEHICLE: The Air Force Needs to Adopt an Incremental Approach to Future Acquisition Planning to Enable Incorporation of Lessons Learned

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• Spaceflight
• United Launch Alliance
• Competition
• Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle
• Space launch market competition
• Atlas V
• SpaceX
• Atlas
• Delta IV
• Expendable launch system
• Orbital Sciences Corporation
• Falcon

Results of Advanced Cryo-Tanks Research Project CHATT CHATT (Cryogenic Hypersonic Advanced Tank

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• Emerging technologies
• Industrial gases
• Hydrogen technologies
• Space access
• Spacecraft propulsion
• SpaceLiner
• Reusable launch system
• Liquid hydrogen
• LAPCAT
• Cryogenics
• Hydrogen vehicle
• Space Shuttle orbiter

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• Radioactivity
• Hard science fiction
• Cosmic rays
• Radiobiology
• Solar phenomena
• The Martian
• Ionizing radiation
• Ares I
• EXPOSE
• Solar cycle
• Shuttle-Derived Launch Vehicle
• Sievert

Vol. 41 No.2, November 2015 Editor: Jos Heyman FBIS In this issue: Satellite Update Cancelled Projects:

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• Spaceflight
• Spacecraft
• Unmanned spacecraft
• Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle
• Satellite
• Miniaturized satellite
• Orbcomm
• National Institute of Aeronautics and Space
• Kosmos
• Comparison of Asian national space programs

Unidirectional Active Acoustic Control for Launch Vehicle Fairings by Carlos Gutiérrez B.S. Mechanical Engineering Florida International University, 1996

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Vol. 41 No.8, May 2016 Editor: Jos Heyman FBIS In this issue: Satellite Update Cancelled Projects:

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• Spaceflight
• Outer space
• CubeSat
• Satellite
• Indian Space Research Organisation
• Launch vehicle
• NanoRacks

How Much Gas do I Need to Launch a Near Spacecraft? In order for a near spacecraft to lift off, its balloon (launch vehicle) must displace a greater weight of air than the near spacecraft weighs. Generating more lift tha

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