Leonardo Pinero-Perez

Return-from-orbit Spaceplane Configurations with Varying Geometry, Missions, and Planetary Environments · References

References

Author
Leonardo Pinero-Perez
Written
2018 · Thesis, University of Texas at Arlington
Original
Full thesis · 105 pages
Contents
Chapter 1 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 · Appendix A: Nomenclature · References · Acknowledgments and Biographical Information

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