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Space Rocket History #433 – Skylab – Crashdown
Despite predictions, events seldom occur precisely as expected. The calculated breakup altitude of Skylab was based on its intended structural strength specifications. However, the actual vehicle was stronger than the specified strength requirements.
The post Space Rocket History #433 – Skylab – Crashdown first appeared on Space Rocket History Podcast.
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Despite predictions, events seldom occur precisely as expected. The calculated breakup altitude of Skylab was based on its intended structural strength specifications. However, the actual vehicle was stronger than the specified strength requirements.
The post Space Rocket History #433 – Skylab – Crashdown first appeared on Space Rocket History Podcast.
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