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Nice article with the screenshots from the video of a (very) scaled down Orion model: http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2008/10/project-orion-powered-by-atomic-bomb.html

Try searching for "Orion" + "nuclear" or "Orion" + "pulse" on this site ;) Regards & all, and enjoy the incoming weekend, Thomas L. Nielsen Denmark

But of course. Currently a toss up between X-20 and 10-meter Orion as to which one comes first. likely Orion, since I need to make Orion drawings form issue 4 of APR. Might as well use that opportunity as a test case.

So what will NASA do to make Orion more stable in subsonic TomcatVIP? Clearly NASA has more work to do with Orion before it is cleared for launch.

NASA Awards Orion Main Engine Contract for Future Artemis Missions: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-awards-orion-main-engine-contract-for-future-artemis-missions

http://www.space.com/27833-nasa-orion-capsule-first-test-flight-infographic.html

From what I've read the USN wasn't interested in the Orion 2000 and Later Orion 21 proposal for the P-8 Program after the P-7 can't blame them

Let me throw my 2 cts into this - I fully concur, that Orion NPP would be completely awesome. Or even better: Orion NPP brought into orbit by ROMBUS. :p

Yesterday I was reading George Dyson fantastic book about Project Orion, the nuclear pulse space battleship. One of the most fascinating part is that peculiar moment in history when Apollo, NERVA and Orion somewhat collided, around 1963. They mention how, inside NASA, Harold Finger opposed...

It woudl be off of a platform of some kind. Orion, unlike Sea Dragon, was extremely dense. It'd sink. Errr... no. A great deal of Orion work was doen for the USAF. The Orioneers *actual* *goal* was ships of exploration, but they had to go to the military for funding, and thus did design work...

Could be. It was always my plan that an Orion *book* would dealve into fictional Orions, b ut let's face it, most of those are crap. I might or might not include such fictional designs in the article series. I've always tried to keep fiction out of APR as much as possible... it's easy to blow a...

Main points about Orion-A: Different mapping modes available. RPO-B 25, 75 and 150km; standard mapping modes, metric or centimetric, coverage was 80 degrees. Large ships could be detected at 150km. Less accurate than RPO-A but longer range. RPO-A 10km: MPO mode 5km: MPP mode It appears that...

All things considered, two Orions would be fair volume for only two astronauts. Presumably the "mission module" Orion would have some basic equipment. The presentation suggests using the mission-Orion for that.

Related : Convair Outpost Lifeboat topic Related: Project Orion Landing Boat topic

Most of those Nuke are unusable for Orion there high Bomb yield (up to 4 Mega Tons) would vaporise a Orion the the optimal Bomb yield is 0.15 Kilo Tons

order placed, :), can i ask, is the Orion model in the photoset, the fabled Orion 'space battleship' model, purportedly shown to to JFK, and then which subsequently disappeared? cheers, Robin.

The software won't let me post the stuff here (%$#@!!!). So here are the links: http://www.lockheedmartin.com/data/assets/ssc/Orion/Toolkit/OrionAsteroidMissionHandout.pdf http://www.lockheedmartin.com/data/assets/ssc/Orion/Toolkit/OrionAsteroidBriefingChartsAug2010.pdf

The Orion III (aka Pan Am Space Clipper) is a fictional spaceplane and not a real spaceplane project. The leading edges of the Orion III's wings do not appear scalloped (see https://www.deviantart.com/bagera3005/art/Orion-III-Spaceplane-2001-A-Space-Odyssey-691129306). I'm not sure about the...

Deleted these when we ran out of space years ago. Neba documentary on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvQDwysBdSk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzeAosGolBI

Stunning ! I've heard of the successful TNT tests of subscale Orions, but never saw the video before. Seeing that little shell climbing higher and higher, explosion after explosion (and in slow motion) is amazing. Makes me an Orion believer. Some questions. Is there no way to build a small...