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Articles tagged: spacecraft re-entry

  • China's manned space programme, space debris, spacecraft re-entry, Tiangong-1, Tiangong-2 29 March 2018 China's Tiangong-1 space lab is destined for Earth, soon!

    ...a third of the planet. With a mass of 8, 506 kilograms (pre-entry), it is predicted that most of it will burn up as it hurtles...percent and 40 percent of the original mass will survive re-entry and then could be found on the ground, theoretically," the...

    • China's manned space programme
    • space debris
    • spacecraft re-entry
    • Tiangong-1
    • Tiangong-2
  • China's manned space programme, Shenzhou-8, spacecraft re-entry, Tiangong 1, Tiangong 2 21 September 2016 China's first space lab is heading for a crash landing

    ... parts of the 10.3-metre-long (34-foot-long) space lab might not burn up on re-entry, Ping highlighted China’s commitment to the plight of its plunging spacecraft, which in the recent past has been reported as being out of control, by saying...

    • China's manned space programme
    • Shenzhou-8
    • spacecraft re-entry
    • Tiangong 1
    • Tiangong 2
  • Airbreathing engines, hypersonic, Mark J Lewis, scramjet, X-51A Waverider June 2014 X-51A Waverider, hypersonics, and the potential of airbreathing engines

    ... space age, hypersonic flight became practical, but only as a means of returning spacecraft from orbit. The problem of surface heating during spacecraft re-entry was recognised as a key challenge in hypersonic vehicle design. Work at the US National...

    • Airbreathing engines
    • hypersonic
    • Mark J Lewis
    • scramjet
    • X-51A Waverider
    Authors: Mark J. Lewis    
  • mission coverage, Piiq Risk Partners, satellite insurance, space insurance November 2021 Space insurance and the future of risk management

    ... area of coverage is so-called ‘third-party liabilities’, which cover ‘innocent parties’ against launch accidents or spacecraft re-entry (with reference to the stipulations of the UN Outer Space Treaty of 1967 & Liability Convention of 1972). Finally...

    • mission coverage
    • Piiq Risk Partners
    • satellite insurance
    • space insurance
    Authors: Philip Smaje    

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