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Aerobee
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Aerobee
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In late 1945 James Van Allen was assigned by John Hopkins University to survey sounding rocket requirements for upper atmosphere research. The V-2 was found to...more.
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Aerobee 150
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2 stage vehicle consisting of 1 x Aerobee Booster + 1 x Aerobee 150...more.
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Aerobee 300
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The Aerobee 300, also called the Sparrowbee, consisted of an Aerobee 150 or Aerobee 180 lower stage with a 20 cm diameter Sparrow rocket as an upper stage. The...more.
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Aerobee 75
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Single stage vehicle consisting of 1 x Aerobee 75...more.
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Aerobee 350
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In March 1957 an Aerojet engineer conceived of the 'ultimate Aerobee', with the body diameter increased to 46 cm diameter and powered by four engines. The design...more.
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Aerobee 170
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Two stage sounding rocket consisting of a solid Nike booster paired with an Aerobee 150 liquid-propellant second stage....more.
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Aerobee 200
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2 stage vehicle consisting of 1 x Nike + 1 x AJ60-92...more.
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