Space Mission Engineering¶
Wertz, J. R., Everett, & Puschell, J. J. (2011). Space Mission Engineering: The New SMAD. Microcosm Press.
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Primes¶
- Controlled Reentry
- Controlled reentry embodies a fundamental insight, articulated in spacecraft mission design (Wertz, Everett, & Puschell, 2011): we left normal mode for a reason; getting back is a separately engineered process, not a simple reversal of the exit mechanism.
This sourceStandard mission-design reference treating ascent/exit and return/recovery as independently engineered phases.
- Controlled reentry embodies a fundamental insight, articulated in spacecraft mission design (Wertz, Everett, & Puschell, 2011): we left normal mode for a reason; getting back is a separately engineered process, not a simple reversal of the exit mechanism.
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