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#Log 08.03.24 - "We have trialed Particle 11 as rocket fuel. Simulations show the Particle stabilizing as it exits the engine nozzle, while coalescing into a particle beam." - EM #I8I #RocketPropulsion #SpaceExploration #InfiniteSpace #InfiNET

#Log 08.03.24 - "We have trialed Particle 11 as rocket fuel. Simulations show the Particle stabilizing as it exits the engine nozzle, while coalescing into a particle beam." - EM #I8I #RocketPropulsion #SpaceExploration #InfiniteSpace #InfiNET

Altair Acquires Research in Flight, Forging a New Path for Aerodynamic Analysis https://lnkd.in/gtspKC99 #altiar #flight #aerodynamics #semieda #semiconductor #semiconductors #semiconductorindustry #semiconductormanufacturing #semiwiki

Starship is by far the most powerful flying object ever created. Each Raptor rocket engine produces twice as much thrust as all 4 engines on a 747. Science and facts💡

Just made another video. It is sick! If you like things being set on fire, you should definitely check it out. In it, we go through the first principles of rocket propulsion to show how objectively, UC hybrids are the best rocket motor. https://lnkd.in/gs3rkciA

🚀 Exploring Sonic Propulsion: Harnessing Resonance for the Future of Transportation 🚀 This morning, I found myself pondering a concept: can we generate propulsion using sound waves? By leveraging resonance, we could amplify sound waves and convert their energy into mechanical thrust, creating a feasible sonic propulsion system. In my latest blog post, I dive into the mechanics of this idea, discussing: - The role of high-resonance cavity resonators - The use of piezoelectric transducers for energy conversion - Adaptive control systems for real-time tuning The potential applications are vast, from micro-scale medical nanobots to underwater drones and even space exploration. While there are significant challenges, the future of sonic propulsion holds exciting possibilities. Let’s explore the future of transportation together! 🌟🔊 #Innovation #SonicPropulsion #TechFuture #Transportation #Engineering #Space #Nanobots

🛰️ We've been developing Elodin's next major feature, a framework for developing flight software. We call it ROCI – either named after the ship in the Expanse or a backronym for Rust Object Component Interface. ROCI allows users to develop flight software quickly, test it against simulations, and then move it onto real hardware faster than ever before. We recently integrated our attitude determination system, built with ROCI, into a customer satellite. Below is a demo of us testing that satellite running ROCI and using Elodin as a real-time visualizer. From our blog update: https://lnkd.in/gApFbP_N #aerospace #space #satellite #cubesat #rust #framework #flightsoftware #simulations #HITL #ROCI

It all begin with a small step

Stoke Space (YC W21) has successfully completed the first hotfire test for its new full-flow, staged-combustion (FFSC) rocket engine. During the test, the engine successfully ramped to its target starting power level, going from rest to producing the equivalent of 350,000 Hp in less than one second, before holding the power level and shutting down. The engine is designed to produce over 100,000 pounds of thrust at full power. The engine will power the first stage of Nova, the company’s fully reusable medium-lift launch vehicle. Reaching this technical milestone represents a major leap forward for Stoke, as the company is on track to deliver the most robust, fully, and rapidly reusable medium-lift rocket in the world. The technology will enable Stoke’s reusable vehicle to perform missions to and from a wide variety of orbital destinations while still operating with the conservative margins needed for a long service life. Notably, Stoke’s team designed and manufactured this first-stage engine in just 18 months. The achievement follows Stoke’s successful vertical takeoff and vertical landing (VTVL) developmental test flight of its reusable second stage in September 2023. Over the remainder of 2024, Stoke expects to mature its engine and vehicle design while scaling operations for orbital launch. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g9buWvP5