Vaya Space -Rocket Science
In this episode of Actually It IS Rocket Science we delve into the fascinating world of rocket cooling and the challenges engineers face in preventing these powerful machines from melting. Our experts, Sean Bowman and Daniel Garcia, shed light on the innovative methods employed to maintain structural integrity and ensure successful space missions. Rocket…
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Vaya Space -Rocket Science
Episode 1 – Exploring Hybrid Rocket Engines with Vaya Space
The world of space exploration is entering a new era, driven by advancements in rocket technology and engineering. With the rise of private space companies and increased interest in space tourism and exploration, discussions around the design and functionality of rocket engines have never been more relevant. Hybrid rocket engines, a somewhat under-explored technology…
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