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Episode 61: Leaning Tower of Thaicom
- This week in SF history
- 10 June 1961, Lundin Committee publishes "A Survey of Various Vehicle Systems for the Manned Lunar Landing Mission" (hq.nasa.gov)
- Spaceflight news
- Leaning Tower of Thaicom (forum.nasaspaceflight.com)
- Gridfin fire must be due to open loop (reddit.com/r/spacex)
- /u/bornstellar_lasting suggests camera protection may be ablative (reddit.com/r/orbitalpodcast) (reddit.com/r/spacex/)
- Gridfin fire must be due to open loop (reddit.com/r/spacex)
- ASTRO-H turns into a case study of corner cutting and accepting risks (spaceflight101.com)
- Antares hotfire (spaceref.biz) (youtube.com)
- Leaning Tower of Thaicom (forum.nasaspaceflight.com)
- Questions, Comments and Correction Burns
- We're going to read Ignition! together. Get more info at theorbitalmechanics.com/bookclub
John Houbolt demonstrating the basics of LOR