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Re: Personal Orbital Insertion Vehicle
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lugnet.space
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Mon, 30 Sep 2002 22:57:09 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Derek Schin writes:
> In lugnet.announce.moc, Brad Hamilton writes:
> Brad, that's a cool rocket you have there. Are the two stages liquid fuel
> or solid fuel? The rocket scientist in me has to know! • Thanks - I envisioned everything as being liquid-based.
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> And does the capsule have some sort of PSRE (Propulsion System/Rocket
> Engine) to manuever in orbit? Maybe some sort of liquid fuel system?
There is a small rocket engine just for thrust. I suppose that there would
have to be some sort of maneuvering rockets, but I was lazy.
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> Anyway, I think it's awesome to see a space MOC that uses good ol' rocket
> power, and doesn't simply rely on a science-fiction-y propulsion system (not
> that there's anything wrong with that) to get out of a gravity well.
Well, after this one turned out too big, I turned to a less realistic, but
smaller version. Since a smaller version could have no hope of actually
attaining escape velocity on chemical fuels, I'm going to an anti-matter
propulsion unit. Time to revisit science fiction....
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| (...) or solid fuel? The rocket scientist in me has to know! (...) And does the capsule have some sort of PSRE (Propulsion System/Rocket Engine) to manuever in orbit? Maybe some sort of liquid fuel system? Anyway, I think it's awesome to see a space (...) (22 years ago, 29-Sep-02, to lugnet.space)
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