Sentences with phrase «al2o3 rocket exhaust»

(The students did capture particles in space, but they turned out to be aluminum oxide spheres, produced by rocket exhaust.)

And now imagine slowing it down, balancing it on a jet of rocket exhaust and landing it with an accuracy of 10 meters on a target smaller than a football field.

Since the moon's atmosphere is so thin, rocket exhaust and outgassing from spacecraft could easily change its composition.

His face was obscured by the shade from a tree, and smoke from the grill billowed all around him — he looked more like rocket exhaust than like a Romeo!

Moving on, your ship's rocket exhaust is what does the job for you.

I suggest starting simple experiments with rocket exhaust, which will dissipate quickly.

Reed, R.A., M.K. Nolen, M.E. Zolensky, I. Bankman, J. Giles, P. Lang, M.I. Mishchenko, and M.N. Ross, 2005: Lidar backscatter properties of Al2O3 rocket exhaust particles.

Nice little graphic effects accompany the destruction, and as you move the wedge around the page, rocket exhaust pours out of it.

Not exact matches

Here electric propulsion, with its higher exhaust speed, is preferred as it typically uses less propellant that than chemical rockets.

Most current rockets are chemically powered rockets (internal combustion engines) that emit an exhaust gas.

F: A nuclear - thermal rocket — a fission reactor that heats hydrogen to 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit — gives you an exhaust velocity twice as fast as the best chemical rocket.

Ion exhaust is much faster than the exhaust from a chemical rocket, so an ion engine can produce 10 times as much thrust from each pound of fuel.

During takeoff, hot gases from inside the burning rocket snaked through the channels and reached the O - ring, which was damaged by the exhaust.

The bomb debris would hit the pusher at roughly a hundred times the speed of a conventional rocket's exhaust, producing temperatures no rocket nozzle could withstand.

As rocket engines fire up for lift - off, it fills with streams of hot exhaust, safely diverting them at the expense of being scorched and scarred.

With the soft top down (it folds away at the touch of a single button in about 20 seconds), all that Z51 - amplified V - 8 goodness floods the cockpit with a low - rpm boom and, at high revs, a crackling thunder that'll make you think you're riding a Saturn rocket yourself (when the exhaust ricocheted off the walls of a short Malibu tunnel, I nearly swooned).

Hitting the one - way section near St - Martin - du - Var, we accelerate rapidly to three digits as we blast into the unlit and unlined tunnel three, the sound of the exhaust rocketing back at us as we grin at each other like idiots.

BoxsterS (PDK) lacks a bit of overtaking potential, yes, incomparable to 911 Turbo rocket, but it rides on sport suspension, has sport exhaust and 3.4 liter NA engine, and is extremely exciting at slower speeds, goes around corners in the most amazing manner and creates a lot of drama on throttle openings.

With modified internals, a larger intake system, and a free - flowing side - exit exhaust, the engine kicked out an impressive 385 hp and 385 lb - ft of torque, which was good enough to rocket this beast to 60 mph in just 4.4 seconds.

The 2009 Mercedes - Benz CLK550's V8 develops 382 horsepower, which rockets the car forward while leaving behind the unmistakable note of a V8 exhaust.

Let out on the steering and rocket out of the turn, and the V - 6 sings through the tuned dual exhaust.

It is also a rocket, with a blaring, burbling, roaring exhaust that pleads for more accelerator pedal, more downshifts, more of everything.

Vehicle Tags: 303, Automatic, Dual Exhaust, Fender Skirts, Oldsmobile, Oldsmobile 88, Power Brakes, Radio Delte, Rocket 88, V8, and white wall tires.

Put it in»S» and you have yourself a rocket, with some exhaust growl to boot.

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Performance-wise, the Rocket Bunny Scion FR - S is equipped with Vortech V3 Supercharger and ARK DT - S exhaust.

Porsche isn't shy with the revs, as each flex of the foot sent the nimble 911 rocketing down the windswept shoreline, with the bark of the exhaust echoing against the craggy seaside hills we drove along.

Phone: [phone] E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.vortechsuperchargers Booth Number: 23063 Vehicle Builder: Noel Barnum Powertrain / Drivetrain Type and Modifications: Vortech V - 3 H67BC supercharger; Borla unequal - length header; Miltek up pipe; ARK Performance test pipe and performance DT - S exhaust Chassis Type and Modifications: Airrex digital air suspension and management; Whiteline strut tower bar, positive shift kit bushing, crossmember mount insert bushing, rear diff mount in cradle bushing and lower control arms; Hotchkis sway bars; AP Racing six - piston front and four - piston rear big - brake kit; Work VS - KF wheels; Falken Azenis FK453 tires Exterior Modifications: Rocket Bunny over fenders, rear diffuser and rear spoiler; Vertex front lip and side skirts; Beatsonic rear window spoiler and shark - fin antenna; GT86 headlamps; Crystal - eye fog lamps; MV Designz taillamps Interior Modifications: Illest Bride Zeig III type R seats; Cusco Safety21 polished rollcage; Vertex steering wheel; Works Bell GT - C quick release and short boss hub; Seibon carbon - fiber rear seat delete; OEM Audio + dual custom flush subwoofer mount enclosures; MV Designz recessed air tank and air valves

However, when you take off from a stop in first gear, the four exhaust pipes rumble and roar, and the Corvette flies off like a rocket.

The CLK550's new V8 develops 382 horsepower, which rockets the car forward while leaving behind the unmistakable note of a V8 exhaust.

This car is rocket fast, and you can adjust the exhaust note to three different levels depending on your mood.

The engine is a rocket, with an imposing sound and sinister exhaust note.

RE: Solar Sunshades The number of heavy lift rockets that would have to be launched to deploy the «sunshade in space» would need to be so large that their exhaust emissions into the stratosphere would deplete a significant amount of ozone.

A 1992 report from the National Academy of Sciences suggests that naval artillery, rockets and aircraft exhaust could all be used to send the particles up.

If you turn on a rocket the combined body consisting of the original body plus the exhaust is still in free fall.

A 1992 lottery for the National Academy of Sciences suggests that naval artillery, rockets, and aircraft exhaust could all be used to send the particles up.