Subject pretty much says it all. Access is available until the end of May 2020. I've taken the liberty of narrowing their offerings in the link below to the three books tagged as Aerospace but you might find some value in the wider offerings. https://www.cambridge.org/core/what-we-publish/textbooks/...

For altitude my guess is 150k... Because you'll be flying at Aeronaut. [emoji6] How are you going to handle your ISC? And have you considered using a M840 instead of the M2245 for your sustainer? I'd bet you'd get a similar performance apogee wise without the extremes the 2245 will put you through. ...

The BigRedBee 900MHz tracker ticks all of your boxes.

Awesome post Matt, thanks for sharing!

Featherweight's GPS tracker uses LoRa for its telemetry downlink.

https://www.featherweightaltimeters.com/featherweight-gps-tracker.html

The AMRS Records Committee would like to formally recognise Warren McKay for smashing the current AMRS K Impulse Single Motor Altitude Record! Warren flew his 54mm minimum diameter rocket "Light Sabre" to claim this record. The new K impulse single motor altitude record flight of 7,721m / ...

Awesome work Joe!

Video of the launch attempt is now up.

https://video.wixstatic.com/video/9296f8_300e0ab9732e43f2bd97e38280f19b39/720p/mp4/file.mp4

So is this the GIlmour mark up of the Space Activities Act? It kinda reads like it.

Wingnut wrote:Hey Drew. Thanks so much for the post.

My pleasure Mike. Ars just published an interview with Peter Beck regarding the reusability plans. You can find it here.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/08/heres-why-rocket-lab-changed-its-mind-on-reusable-launch/

Here's the announcement. https://www.rocketlabusa.com/news/updates/rocket-lab-announces-reusability-plans-for-electron-rocket/ And here's a video animation of what they're thinking. Looks like they saw Carmack's work on the Stig rocket and thought "We can do that!". https://www.youtube.com...

Here's a list of newly released TV that's related to Apollo and the Moon. I've not had the opportunity to watch most of it sadly but I'll get around to it. 8 Days To the Moon and Back Apollo-Back to the Moon Apollo-Missions to the Moon Apollo-The Forgotten Films Apollos Moon Shot Armstrong Confessio...

Hi Baron, Been meaning to chime in and say welcome to the forum! Here's hoping your plans are progressing regarding your visits to the NT. As I'm sure you can imagine we're incredibly excited that y'all are making your way down. Speaking of which, it appears some of your compatriots have recently vi...

It kinda reminds me of the Astra suborbital launch failures from last year as well as the woes SpaceX encountered with their Falcon 1 program. Astra's first launch was July 20 2018. ...that commercial customer P120 had a successful launch, however the flight was not successful. Flight damage was lim...

Aborted at T-7. Such a shame. I think it's more accurate to say anomaly at T -7. They suffered damage to the tank/rocket as a result of the anomaly. Granted it's a bit of semantics but when I think aborted at T-7 that (at least in my mind) implies the vehicle was/is safe but the launch countdown wa...