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        "address": "n4hy (a) idaccr.org",
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    "sender_name": "Bob McGwier",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: info on satellite placement",
    "date": "2006-10-30T15:39:11Z",
    "parent": "https://mailman.amsat.org/hyperkitty/api/list/[email protected]/email/ATHX4KRAVLPXNMKRN32B4EWJGXVZYVOR/?format=api",
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    "content": "Simon:\n\nWe are completely dependent on the launcher to get us into orbit.  \nPeriod, end of story.   If the launcher does not put us into a stable \norbit,  the launcher failed its primary mission.\n\nThat said,\n\nPlease go and look at the pictures from some of our previous missions:\n\nhttp://n4hy.smugmug.com/AMSAT\n\nand in particular, look at the pictures for Phase 3A, AO-10, and \nAO-13.   In the cases AO-10 and AO-13,  you will see two men in \n\"spacesuits\".   They are filling our satellite tanks with fuel and \noxidizer for our rocket motor.  Phase 3A (never given an oscar number \nsince the launcher failed) did not have this because it had a solid \nrocket motor.  I believe it was a Morton Thiokol kick motor.\n\nThe primary rocket launcher in these cases did not, and was never \nintended to,  put us into our FINAL orbit.  We carried a significant \nrocket motor to put ourselves into the final orbit.  Further,  almost \nall of the complexity of these payloads (satellites) comes from the need \nto carry propulsion. \n\n73's\nBob\nN4HY\n\n\n\nSimon wrote:\n> Hi everybody,\n>  \n> I was wondering if any one can suggest where I might find information on\n> \"how a satellite\" gets placed into orbit.\n> I have had a quick search of the web and can only find that a rocket\n> gets it there. I hope to learn how and when its gets kicked off the\n> rocket (or Shuttle), and what happens after that.  How does it loose\n> what momentum the rocket may have given it, and how it then goes into an\n> orbit etc .\n>  \n> Any help much appreciated.\n>  \n> Thankyou\n>  \n> Simon, VK3ZSJ\n>\n>   \n\n\n-- \nRobert W. McGwier, Ph.D.\nCenter for Communications Research\n805 Bunn Drive\nPrinceton, NJ 08540\n(609)-924-4600\n(sig required by employer)\n\n\n",
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