Moon mission danger peaks at reentry phase
Analysis by space authorities identifies the perilous final reentry from lunar flight as the most hazardous part of a moon mission. Astronauts endure risks as they return from orbit and reenter the earths atmosphere, amid the challenges of heat, stability, and life support.
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Apollo reentry dangers and flight path challenges
The article explains the fiery reentry of a lunar mission returning to Earth at about 25,000 miles an hour. It discusses heat shield protection, navigation during the 250000 miles from Moon to Earth, and the risks of air friction, timing, and entry angle for the Apollo capsule and crew. It notes the need for precise control to avoid burning up or missing the narrow heat corridor.
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Yass Council Rejects Cooma Cottage Purchase Bid
The Yass Municipal Council, after debate, decided not to buy and restore Cooma Cottage built 1831 and linked to Hamilton Hume. The heritage property, on offer for 9000 dollars, would require about 20000 dollars for restoration and is eyed as a potential museum site.
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