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This project was designed to reach a speed , after fuel combustion , of 5,000 m.p.h. , which would have taken it to a height of 225 miles . The little cabin contained only the pilot and the equipment needed for his safety during the ...
This project was designed to reach a speed , after fuel combustion , of 5,000 m.p.h. , which would have taken it to a height of 225 miles . The little cabin contained only the pilot and the equipment needed for his safety during the ...
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On the other hand , it is more than likely that the first spaceships to land on the Moon would do so with very slim fuel reserves , and might only be able to reach orbital velocity . In the case of the Moon , this is 3,700 m.p.h. ( thus ...
On the other hand , it is more than likely that the first spaceships to land on the Moon would do so with very slim fuel reserves , and might only be able to reach orbital velocity . In the case of the Moon , this is 3,700 m.p.h. ( thus ...
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reach the orbits of the outer planets than it does to reach Mars or Venus , the journeys last very much longer if the “ minimum energy ” routes are followed . ( Figure 10. ) The one - way journey to Jupiter , for example , takes two ...
reach the orbits of the outer planets than it does to reach Mars or Venus , the journeys last very much longer if the “ minimum energy ” routes are followed . ( Figure 10. ) The one - way journey to Jupiter , for example , takes two ...
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