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- noun An
airbreathing aircraft engine
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Examples
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To - jefftracey - your mention of the airbreather depends on this interim solution resulting in a recurring yearly production and operations cost that does not consume the whole human space flight budget minus ISS.
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No development funds (about $3B today, called Constellation) nor space systems R&D funds (about $500M today, called advanced capabilities) would otherwise be available to do airbreather work.
Today's Video: NASA Shuttle-derived Sidemount Heavy Launch Vehicle Concept - NASA Watch 2009
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To - jefftracey - your mention of the airbreather depends on this interim solution resulting in a recurring yearly production and operations cost that does not consume the whole human space flight budget minus ISS.
Today's Video: NASA Shuttle-derived Sidemount Heavy Launch Vehicle Concept - NASA Watch 2009
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No development funds (about $3B today, called Constellation) nor space systems R&D funds (about $500M today, called advanced capabilities) would otherwise be available to do airbreather work.
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No development funds (about $3B today, called Constellation) nor space systems R&D funds (about $500M today, called advanced capabilities) would otherwise be available to do airbreather work.
Today's Video: NASA Shuttle-derived Sidemount Heavy Launch Vehicle Concept - NASA Watch 2009
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To - jefftracey - your mention of the airbreather depends on this interim solution resulting in a recurring yearly production and operations cost that does not consume the whole human space flight budget minus ISS.
Today's Video: NASA Shuttle-derived Sidemount Heavy Launch Vehicle Concept - NASA Watch 2009
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