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/Home/Technology/Transportation/Aviation/Aerospace Research UND Aerospace Votes:0 HOME ABOUT UND AEROSPACE RESOURCES NEWS FOUNDATION ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE AVIATION COMPUTER SCIENCE SPACE STUDIES Welcome Welcome to the John D. Odegard School Of Aerospace Sciences at the University of North Dakota. We are a world-renowned center for aerospace learning, nationally acclaimed for our achievements in collegiate aviation education, atmospheric research, space studies, and computer science applications. With over 500 faculty and staff members, over 1,500 students from around the world, and a myriad of programs and projects, the John D. Odegard School Of Aerospace Sciences is setting the pace for the future of flight. For more information, read a brief history of the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences. Mission Working together, we will be leaders in creating, preserving, Read More Go to Site UND Aerospace Votes:0 HOME ABOUT UND AEROSPACE RESOURCES NEWS FOUNDATION ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE AVIATION COMPUTER SCIENCE SPACE STUDIES Welcome Welcome to the John D. Odegard School Of Aerospace Sciences at the University of North Dakota. We are a world-renowned center for aerospace learning, nationally acclaimed for our achievements in collegiate aviation education, atmospheric research, space studies, and computer science applications. With over 500 faculty and staff members, over 1,500 students from around the world, and a myriad of programs and projects, the John D. Odegard School Of Aerospace Sciences is setting the pace for the future of flight. For more information, read a brief history of the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences. 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The Sun was known to be a bright X-ray source, but because it is so much closer than other stars, no other stars were expected to be detectable in X-rays. The purpose of the 1962 rocket flight was to investigate X-rays from the Moon. Instead, this flight discovered both Sco X-1, the brightest X-ray source in the sky, and a completely unexpected Read More Go to Site BBC News | Sci/Tech | Fastest spacecraft will sail solar wind Votes:0 Front Page World UK UK Politics Business Sci/Tech Health Education Sport Entertainment Talking Point In Depth On Air Archive Feedback Low Graphics Help Tuesday, August 24, 1999 Published at 14:02 GMT 15:02 UK Sci/Tech Fastest spacecraft will sail solar wind The solar wind will flow round the spacecraft, pushing it forward A new type of spacecraft could become the fastest man-made object ever, enabling exploration beyond the Solar System and even to other stars. The spacecraft creates a 60 km wide magnetic field behind it. 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Ruslan facts Max civilian payload - 120 tonnes Length - 69 metres Wing span - 73 m Max speed - 865 km/h Runway required - 3,000 m Entered service - 1985 Crashes - Four A rocket containing the satellite would be flown to an altitude of about 10 kilometres by the world's biggest cargo plane, the An-124-AL Ruslan. It Read More Go to Site ::MOLLER:: Votes:0 Henry Ford, Chairman, Ford Motor Company-1940 "Mark my word: A combination airplane and motorcar is coming. You may smile. But it will come... " Read more... Read More Go to Site A-V PROJECTS -- Electronic Design & Prototype Development Votes:0 A-V PROJECTS Electronics Design & Production A-V Projects specialise in the design & small batch production of a wide range of electronic & light electro- mechanical equipment. We can also repair or modify your existing equipment. With excellent in-house facilities for prototyping 'one-off ' projects are welcome. 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ORCMT’s Radio Frequency (rf) and Microwave Technology Center at the Oak Ridge Centers for Manufacturing Technology is collaborating with NASA to develop a high-powered plasma rocket engine prototype, a concept NASA will consider for high-speed interplanetary propulsion. The system Read More Go to Site Popular Mechanics - Marketing Votes:0 Retun to Menu Boeing Completes First Phase of JSF X-32B Engine Runs PALMDALE, Calif., Sept. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Four days after the first flight of its X-32A Joint Strike Fighter concept demonstrator aircraft, Boeing (NYSE: BA ) today moved its X-32B demonstrator closer to its own first flight with completion of the first phase of engine runs. The smooth operation of the engine, installed in the short-takeoff-and-vertical-landing (STOVL) aircraft, confirmed all performance predictions. The Pratt & Whitney F119-614 engine ran at low power to verify system integrity. All propulsion-system components operated as designed and experienced no anomalies. "This engine run parallels the same success achieved on the X-32A initial engine run, demonstrating the high commonality of engine integration be Read More Go to Site Public STINET (Scientific and Technical Information Network) Votes:0 The Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)'s Scientific and Technical Information Network (STINET) Service helps the DoD community access pertinent scientific and technical information to meet mission needs effectively. Perform a simple search of DTIC's Technical Reports Collection Search for : Search Help Limit search to technical reports with Full Text links available: Quick Search Guided Search Advanced Search How to Order This site is best viewed with "JavaScript" enabled. Privacy & Security Notice | Web Accessibility STINET OAI stinet@dtic.mil Last Revised: 12/27/2006 Read More Go to Site Redirecting ... Votes:0 Redirecting to the NASA Aeronautics Web Page. If for some reason the redirect does not occur, click this link . 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Robotics research and development at SSC San Diego are currently performed by two groups: The Advanced Systems Division (Code 237): land and air robots The Ocean Systems Division (Code 274): underwater robots Late in 2002, SSC San Diego was designated by the Office of the Secretary of Defense as the Center of Excellence for Small Robots.* Recent Updates: Collaborative Behaviors Demonstration Publications: Our Technical Publications Publications About Us Newsletter: Current issue -- latest robotics news and developments at SSC San Read More Go to Site Rocket Science -- Fluorine Enhances Boron Combustion In Energetic Propellants Votes:0 Science News Share Blog Cite Print Email Bookmark Rocket Science -- Fluorine Enhances Boron Combustion In Energetic Propellants ScienceDaily (Feb. 14, 2000) — CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Recent shock-tube experiments at the University of Illinois have shown that propellants containing fluorine can significantly enhance the combustion of energetic boron particles. See also: Matter & Energy Physics Nature of Water Materials Science Chemistry Thermodynamics Energy Technology Reference Propellant Combustion Nitrogen oxide Boron "The number one performance factor for any rocket is the amount of energy obtained per pound of propellant," said Herman Krier, the Richard W. Kritzer Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the U. of I. "The more energetic a material is, the less propellant a Read More Go to Site Rocketplane Kistler Votes:0 Welcome to Rocketplane Kistler What's New? We are very pleased to announce that we have teamed with Rocketplane Ltd Inc of Oklahoma and will continue operations as Rocketplane Kistler (RPK). We are the developer of the K-1 fully reusable aerospace vehicle, designed to deliver payloads to orbit and provide a low-cost alternative to single-use launch vehicles. The K-1 is fast becoming the industry leader in reliable, low-cost provider of launch services for commercial, civil, and military payloads destined for Low Earth Orbit (LEO), Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) and Geosynchronous Earth Orbit (GEO), as well as to and from the International Space Station (ISS). Orbital flight tests and commercial operations will be conducted from RPK?s commercial spaceport at Woomera, Australia, and performed by K Read More Go to Site Rutgers Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Votes:0 We have moved to a new, easier to remember location on the web: http://mechanical.rutgers.edu If your browser does not automatically switch you in 5 seconds, click on the link above Read More Go to Site Scaled Composites, LLC: composite aircraft design, prototyping and flight test Votes:0 ___:Tributes:___ Glen May | Eric Blackwell | Todd Ivens Eric Blackwell and Todd Ivens 8-23-07 Dear Friends, As you can imagine, the past weeks have been very difficult for us. We have been fortunate to have had the opportunity to gather and mourn with the families of Glen, Eric and Todd. We also continue to avail ourselves to our three friends that were seriously injured. Keith, Gene and Jason are progressing very well in their rehabilitation. They have had family near them at all times, and we at Scaled will do whatever necessary to assist their recuperation. All the team that were affected by the accident can feel confident that they are part of a community of people ready to support them during this time of healing. We have come to recognize that there is an even larger, world-wide &quo Read More Go to Site Scorpius - Low Cost Access to Space Votes:0 Scorpius - Low Cost Access to Space Scorpius is a family of low-cost launch vehicles under development by Microcosm, Inc. whose goal is to reduce the cost of access to space by a factor of 10! The SR-XM vehicle flies! The first launch of the Scorpius SR-XM suborbital vehicle occurred March 9, 2001. 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The engine operates on pulses, so controllers could dial in the frequency of the detonation in the "digital" engin Read More Go to Site SpaceViews December 1997: Articles Votes:0 Opening Space for Business: Highlights of the Space Frontier Conference by Jeff Foust Space activists, entrepreneurs, engineers, and others exchanged information on efforts to expand commercial space enterprises in Los Angeles last month at the annual conference of the Space Frontier Foundation . Space Frontier Conference VI, titled "Space: Open for Business" brought a crowd to the Sheraton Gateway Hotel near Los Angeles International Airport November 7-9. Befitting the meeting location, a strong emphasis of the conference was on commercial space transportation efforts and the technical and regulatory hurdles they face. Similar attention was also focused on the commercialization of space itself, from current projects to the promise of space tourism and space power. Space Transportation The Read More Go to Site SR-71 Blackbirds Votes:0 THE FASTEST AIR BREATHING, MANNED JET PLANES IN THE WORLD To Keep The Peace They Flew Alone...Unarmed "Reconnaissance in a Class of One" Having served in the United States Air Force for 20 years, I have marveled at the supreme flying machine called the SR-71... I served for five years in the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron (SAC) at Beale Air Force Base in Marysville, California. My job was to maintain, inspect, launch and recover the SR-71 Blackbird. From the moment I found out I was to be assigned to the secret Blackbird, to the day I left the organization, it was a love affair to last a lifetime. Each and every launch was a sight to behold. 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In fact, if it weren't for tethers Jack in the Beanstalk would never have been written. According to the Winston Simplified Dictionary, a tether is: a rope or chain to fasten an animal so that it can graze only within certain limits... However, there are many other specialized uses for tethers including bungee jumping and weather balloons. In fact, NASA uses tethers in space to secure astronauts as they work outside their spacecraft. In 1996, NASA launched a Shuttle to deploy a satellite on a tether to study the electrodynamic Read More Go to Site The Norwegian Space Centre Votes:0 Contact Norsk versjon Search: Spaceflight Satellites The Universe Images Learning Areas of Focus About NSC Welcome to the NSC The Norwegian Space Centre is the national space agency in Norway, organized as a government agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry. The first Norwegian satellite? A payload from Trondheim and a satellite platform developed in Canada can give Norway a better view of activities in ocean areas under national jurisdiction. Thor 6 to be launched by Arianespace Telenor has signed a contract with Arianespace for the launch services and solution contract for THOR 6. ESA seeks Mars500 volunteers ESA is preparing for future human exploration missions to Mars, and are looking for two European candidates for a 500-day mission simulation. ESA Network Initiative Financi Read More Go to Site TU Delft - Faculteit Luchtvaart- en Ruimtevaarttechniek Votes:0 Luchtvaart- en Ruimtevaarttechniek Content | Menu | Taal/Language | Banners | Portal Menu U maakt gebruik van een browser die de gebruikte web-standaarden niet of onvolledig ondersteunt. Hierdoor kunnen afwijkingen in de lay-out ontstaan. 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