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... Parabolized Navier-Stokes (PNS) space marching is more efficient than time marching NS for the solution of supersonic and hypersonic viscous flow problems. The method, however, cannot deal with cases of strong upstream influence and subsequent streamwise flow ...
media:Update Investigation of U.S. Russian Space Cooperation 1 Dec 94.pdf Update Investigation of U.S. Russian Space Cooperation 1 Dec 94
Category:Donald A. Beattie Papers
Category:Donald A. Beattie Space Station Papers
... catastrophies, dark ages, little ice age, space policy
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2004.57.2
'''Number of Pages''' - 12
Abstract
Two historical sub-critical global catastrophes (one in the 6th Century, the ... studies have many common features that have lessons for any preparations for future global catastrophes of both natural and anthropogenic origin. It is further concluded that because, by definition, the catastrophe ...
... ''' - Space tourism, reusable launch vehicle, parametric cost modelling
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2006.59.417
'''Number of Pages''' - 5
Abstract
In comparison with other large scale Space projects, "Space Tourism" requires only ... , currently projected RLV launch prices appear well above those affordable by tourists. A study of the economics of Space Tourism has been made using an Integrated Parametric System Model to assess potential ...
... the Stars
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C. MacLeod
Electromagnetically Activated Hypersonic Ducts
99-109
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S.A. Prince et al
S. A. Prince; M. J. Williams
Parabolized Navier-Stokes Investigations of Hypersonic Intake Flows
110-120
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H. Webber et al
H. Webber; S. Feast; A. Bond
Heat Exchanger Design in Combined Cycle Engines
122-130
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S. Baxter
Imaging the Alien - The Portrayal of Extraterrestrial ...
... by the general public and the generous flow of information between rocket researchers was not yet ... of approaching the design of the vehicle. All of the disciplines had to be rethought since due to the unprecedented stresses and strains of hypersonic flight the standard approach of ... was investigated by Douglas, Convair and North American Aviation . In addition it enjoyed a series of speculative ...
... placed in the way of the incoming air, the airship would be “propelled by reaction propulsion in any direction” depending on the position of the air intake opening. A system of adjusting cocks and “regulating piston” could control the flow of air, as a sudden or continuous flow. Also, sheet metal strips placed ...
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C.M. Hempsell
The Investigation of Natural Global Catastrophes
2-13
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C ... Hypersonic Gas-Rocket Launcher of High Capacity
162-172
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R. Varvill et al
R. Varvill; A. Bond
Application of Carbon Fibre Truss Technology to the Fuselage Structure of ... . V. Taylor; C. M. Hempsell
Throat Flow Modelling of Expansion Deflection Nozzles
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A. ...
... , gravity fields, parabolic flights, ISS
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2011.64.335
'''Number of Pages''' - 6
Abstract
It has been shown that during exposure to microgravity in parabolic flights the control of interaction forces when manipulating an object adapts partially to the lack of gravity, yet evidence indicates that anticipation of gravity's effects persists in ...
... of drop formation in reduced gravity. Results of this model help to further confirm the underlying dynamics in this system and provide a predictive tool for further investigation of ...
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