On Oct 30, 2009, Team Masten qualified for Level 2 of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander X PRIZE Challenge. Hear what Dave Masten, Team Leader and CEO of Masten Space Systems felt like after succes...
On Oct 30, 2009, Team Masten qualified for Level 2 of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander X PRIZE Challenge. Hear what Dave Masten, Team Leader and CEO of Masten Space Systems felt like after successfully putting Xoie on the trailer at the end of Flight #2. Find out more at: www.thelaunchpad.xprize.org
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The way it looks we might see someone win the Google lunar Xprize soon. Winning level 2 of the Northrop lunar lander xprize is supposed to demonstrate enough delta V to perform a lunar landing. Of course making it work in space will be a lot more work then making it work on earth.
Those are "shock diamonds". When a supersonic flow exits a rocket or jet nozzle, the heated gas expands, then over-expands, contracts, bounces, expands, over-expands etc, like an oscialling spring. Whenever the gas 'bounces', it heats, and whenever it overexpands, it cools, causing the bright and dark alternating patterns.
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Seriously, they should have someone else handle the driving...even if he is the boss.
The flying was awesome, but the driving was hilarious!
That guy shouldn't be driving that truck though. Look at the truck. It's been beat to shit. I wouldn't let him be driving around that badass rocket.
Winning level 2 of the Northrop lunar lander xprize is supposed to demonstrate enough delta V to perform a lunar landing.
Of course making it work in space will be a lot more work then making it work on earth.