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NASA's Space Launch System: An Evolving Capability for Exploration
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Space Launch System Scale Model Acoustic Test Ignition Overpressure Testing
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Update on Risk Reduction Activities for a Liquid Advanced Booster for NASA's Space Launch System
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NASA'S Space Launch System Mission Capabilities for Exploration
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Space Launch System Scale Model Acoustic Test Liftoff Results and Comparisons
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Space Launch System Base Heating Test: Environments and Base Flow Physics
NASA MSFC and CUBRC designed and developed a 2% scale SLS propulsive wind tunnel test program to investigate base flow effects during flight from lift-off to MECO. This type of test program has not been conducted in 40+ years during the NASA Shuttle Program. Dufrene et al paper described the operation, instrumentation type and layout, facility and propulsion performance, test matrix and conditions and some raw results. This paper will focus on the SLS base flow physics and the generation and results of the design environments being used to design the thermal protection system.
Space Launch System Base Heating Test: Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopy
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Space Launch System Base Heating Test: Experimental Operations and Results
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Overview of the Space Launch System Ascent Aeroacoustic Environment Test Program
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Requirements and Verification (R&V) Streamlining for NASA's Space Launch Systems (SLS)
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Modeling and Test of Space Launch System Core Stage Thrust Vector Control
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Overview of the Space Launch System Transonic Buffet Environment Test Program
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