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What speed do you think would be max survivable speed for a landing on the moon for a robot, or comm system?
How fast could something hit and survive?
Joe
Are you asking the mechanical engineers on the list for a SWAG (scientific wild-assed guess) for an unknown structure, or do you have at least bare minimum specifications of size and strength of a known structure to work from?
I'm not a mechanical engineer, but even I can tell that the question itself needs a lot more work than was put into it.
A two pound block of steel with no useful electronics on board would likely "survive" a lot better than a fragile radio device or robot, for example. But the block of steel won't DO anything useful.
-- Nate Duehr Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 14, 2009, at 12:52, Joe nss@mwt.net wrote:
What speed do you think would be max survivable speed for a landing on the moon for a robot, or comm system?
How fast could something hit and survive?
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