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V-2
no. 59, launched in USA |
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Right click to download Modelsheet (474 KB) Instruction (1.09 MB) Stand for hermes (330 KB) - Can be used for V-2. |
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History V-2 number 59 carried a seven air sample bottles in tree canisters for collecting air samples from the upper atmosphere. An experiment carried out by the University of Michigan. The rocket was send to an attitude of 76 miles or 122 km. Then a JATO rocket should have ejected the nosecone. All though the JATO rocket did not ignite, the nosecone fell of anyway allowing the the experiment to go on. When finished, the air-bottles were parachuted back to the ground, as planned. Sources: Rockets of the world by Peter Alway, The V-2 in america - www.rocket.aero Von Braun: Dreamer of Space, Engineer of War V-2 Ballistic Missile 1942-1952 by Steven J. Zagola Dawn of the Rocket Age by Joachim Engelmann The Rocket - The History and Development of Rocket and Missile Technology by David Baker.
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