A few years ago I saw a poster(?) of the West German space shuttle (or lifting body proposal?) ERNO (= Entwicklungsring Nord) LB 21 Bumerang inside the Peenemünde museum. After this 'meeting' I never saw it again, neither in books nor in magazines.
Who can help with details (illustrations...
1970s
cold war
dornier
erno
federal republic of germany
france
junkers flugzeug- und motorenwerke ag
mbb
mbb-erno
spaceagespace race
west germany
western europe
Hi All,
I'm looking for infos (technical drawings) about Krafft Ehricke Spacecraft designed and projected for Convair in the early 60's
see :
http://www.fantastic-plastic.com/CONVAIR%20MANNED%20LUNAR%20RECON%20VEHICLE%20PAGE.htm...
I've seen the Reaction Engines Ltd Skylon spaceplane mentioned a few times already but I think it deserves it's own thread.
It looks cool and will only cost £10 billion(ish) to develop, so if it wasn't designed in Great Britain 'the land of lost opportunties' it would probably get built ;)
It...
cold war
cold war ii
great britain
hypersonic
nasa
post-cold war
reaction engines limited
spaceagespace race
spaceplane
synergetic air breathing rocket engine
uk spaceagency
uksa
united kingdom
The AP-76 was one of the neatest-looking of the X-15 contenders... and also the poorest performer of the bunch. Looks ain't everything.
BLATANT COMMERCIALISM WARNING....
Along with the AP-76, I just added a slew of new items. The AP-76 report is a prime example of how a design *should* be...
1950s
bell aircraft corporation
cold war
douglas aircraft company
hypersonic
jet age
nasa
national advisory committee for aeronautics
north american aviation
office of naval research
republic aviation corporation
spaceage
united states
united states air force
united states navy
wright air development center
Issue Volume 1 Number 2 of the new Electronic Aerospace Projects Review has just been finished. The main article, at about 60 pages, covers a wide variety of designs - spanning more than a dozen years - for winged S-IC flyback boosters. Very early Boeing and North American designs to lower the...
The lifting body program was one of the highlight of the NASA in the 60's. Various machines flew (HL-10, X-24, M2F series)
This program only consisted of atmospheric tests...well, that's the "offcial" version
But there's two mysteries
- 1 Aparently, modified HL-10 were send into suborbital...
American studies into a supersonic transport go back to the 1950s when various versions were proposed by Convair based on the B-58 Hustler. Things remained paper studies until John F. Kennedy moved plans ahead in July of 1961 with the formation of a presidential committee made up of members of...
North American Aviation's submission for the Dyna Soar program was an orbital version of their X-15. New engines, moved wing, two crew, a few other goodies.
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