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![]() frank wrote: Interestingly, there was a branch of expertise in looking at re entry plumes on RVs. Run the light emitted from the reentry plume through a spectroscope, and you can tell what the chemical components that make up the ablative RV heatshield are. I'm not completly sure that that is the case, but it's my best, and most humble, guess. ....okay...**** humbleness...that's _exactly_ why you would do that. :-D Pat Pat Pat |
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