File:Copenhagen Suborbitals HEAT nozzle.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionCopenhagen Suborbitals HEAT nozzle.jpg |
English: Graphite nozzle of the half-length (4 m) version of the HEAT booster (Hybrid Exo Atmospheric Transporter). The nozzle is not veerable. The half-length HEAT is expected to launch a crash test dummy to 40 km altitude in June 2010. The full-length HEAT should be able to send one person up in space in a parabolic flight. |
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Source | Own work |
Author | Necessary Evil |
Picture taken at an open house arrangement for engineers February 13th 2010 at the Copenhagen Suborbitals' lair.
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