Space Shuttle Family: Shuttle II, Mini Shuttle, and Micro Shuttles

Space Shuttle Family: Shuttle II, Mini Shuttle, and Micro Shuttles

The Mini Shuttle concept of downsizing the Space Shuttle and replacing liquid hydrogen with kerosene for fuel may be extended to a set of even smaller Micro Shuttles that could have civil, commercial, and military applications. The Mini and Micro Shuttles, together with the Shuttle II, comprise the...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of spacecraft and rockets 1998-11, Vol.35 (6), p.852-855
1. Verfasser: Boltz, Frederick W
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