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• Suborbital
  A '''suborbital''' flight path, taken by a [[space launch vehicle]], [[guided missile]], or ...s that are planned to go into orbit on later flights. There have also been suborbital flights that fired additional rockets as they curved downward, so they coul
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• Suborbital/Definition
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• Suborbital
  A '''suborbital''' flight path, taken by a [[space launch vehicle]], [[guided missile]], or ...s that are planned to go into orbit on later flights. There have also been suborbital flights that fired additional rockets as they curved downward, so they coul
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• Armadillo Aerospace/Definition
  ...mpany based in Mesquite, Texas, with its initial goal is to build a manned suborbital spacecraft capable of space tourism, but with long-term ambitions of orbita
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• Atmospheric reentry
  ...t undergo this process include [[spacecraft]] from [[orbit]], as well as [[suborbital]] [[ballistic missile]] '''reentry vehicles'''. Typically, this process re
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• Outer space/Related Articles
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• Space launch vehicle/Related Articles
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• Atmospheric reentry/Related Articles
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• Retrorocket
  ...vehicle on which it is mounted. Applications include causing an orbital or suborbital vehicle to reenter the atmosphere, or, especially in the absence of atmosph
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• Space launch vehicle
  ...'' is a mechanism for propelling objects into [[outer space]], either on a suborbital or [[satellite orbits|orbital]] path, or into an escape velocity from Earth
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• Chen Hongbo
  ...ogy]] (CALT), he announced the successful launch and recovery of [[China's Suborbital Spaceplane]].<ref name=spacenews2021-07-16/> | url = https://spacenews.com/china-launches-secretive-suborbital-vehicle-for-reusable-space-transportation-system/
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• Armadillo Aerospace
  ...space]] industry. In the near term, Armadillo's goal is in developing a [[suborbital]] [[spacecraft]] capable of manned spaceflight. They hope to use this capa ...omputer-controlled LOX/ethanol rocket vehicles, with an eye towards manned suborbital vehicle development in the coming years."<ref>http://www.armadilloaerospace
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• Project Mercury
  |width="150" colspan="1" |'''Role:'''||width="150" colspan="2"| Suborbital and orbital spaceflight *[[Little Joe]] - 8 suborbital robotic flights, 2 carrying monkeys. Launch escape system tests.
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• Submarine-launched ballistic missile
  ...h a powered '''boost phase''' into space, '''midcourse''' coasting along a suborbital phase, and unpowered '''reentry''' at one or more points determined by a pr
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• Outer space
  ...s a general term for a device that can move objects into space, either for suborbital scientific work, to put things in [[satellite orbits]], or to send objects
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• Gorgonopsia
  ...temporal width relative to the total length of the skull. The postorbital, suborbital and zygomatic arches are all slender, with the latter not possessing a vent
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• Ballistic missile
  ...nisms, from launching point to target. In most cases, the trajectory is [[suborbital]], spending at least part of its flight in [[outer space]], but not going i
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• Intercontinental ballistic missile
  ...h a powered '''boost phase''' into space, '''midcourse''' coasting along a suborbital phase, and unpowered '''reentry''' at one or more points determined by a pr
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• National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  ...space when he piloted [[Mercury-Redstone 3|''Freedom 7'']] on a 15-minute suborbital flight. [[John Glenn]] became the first American to orbit the Earth on Febr * P-3 Orion, NASA currently uses the P-3 as an earth-science suborbital research platform and is located at Goddard Space Flight Center's Wallops F
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• Atom (science)
  ...s 'm' which are numbered (&minus;<i>l</i>...,0,...<i>l</i>). Finally, each suborbital can contain two electrons of different spin <math>+\tfrac{1}{2}</math> and
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• Apollo program
  | 36-minute suborbital test
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