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May 19th 04, 03:23 AM
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NASA uses a sylized value of 1,000 ft/sec as Mach 1 at the very high (Peak Heating Region) altitudes. I wish the people in the local cocktail circuit were more tuned in to air & space. Then I could ambush somebody with this factoid. all the best -- Dan Ford Well, Dan you just have to wait till someone says, "Boy, we've been having some hot weather recently!" Whereupon you respond, "Speaking of 'hot,' did you know that at the Peak Heating Region..... vince norris 
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