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... build up escape velocity as quickly as possible — and then to cut the rockets and " coast . " A commonplace but accurate analogy is given by the cyclist who builds up enough speed on the level to take him over a hill . To surmount our ...
... build up escape velocity as quickly as possible — and then to cut the rockets and " coast . " A commonplace but accurate analogy is given by the cyclist who builds up enough speed on the level to take him over a hill . To surmount our ...
Pagina 56
... build up speed to escape velocity and spiral outwards into space in as leisurely a fashion as it pleased - taking ... building structures which need not even be strong enough to stand up under their own weight . The only forces the ...
... build up speed to escape velocity and spiral outwards into space in as leisurely a fashion as it pleased - taking ... building structures which need not even be strong enough to stand up under their own weight . The only forces the ...
Pagina 149
... build in- struments of enormous size to get reasonable definition . The biggest radio - telescope yet built is over 200 feet in diameter ( compared with 200 inches for the largest optical telescope ) but even so its resolving power ...
... build in- struments of enormous size to get reasonable definition . The biggest radio - telescope yet built is over 200 feet in diameter ( compared with 200 inches for the largest optical telescope ) but even so its resolving power ...
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