Magnetic Repulsion: Solving Reentry Problems in Space, 1961-04-23

Item — Box: 16, Folder: 18

Identifier: CAC_CC_31_6_16_18_0010

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The text discusses the use of magnetic repulsion to solve reentry problems for space vehicles. By surrounding the vehicle with a magnetic field, scientists aim to repel ionized air particles and prevent overheating during reentry. The text explains the practical application of this concept, the challenges involved, and the potential for this method to revolutionize space travel.

Dates

1961-04-23

Language of Materials

English

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