Payload

We actually have a very interesting payload on there.

However, a payload may vary depending on military requirements.

But you do gain in terms of payload carrying capacity.

The use of higher payload commercial vehicles was also identified.

General description MAQSat H is an experimental payload whose primary

General description MAQSat B is an experimental payload whose primary

General description MAQSat 3 is an experimental payload whose primary

This is the envelope, and this is the gondola, the payload.

The standard payload fairing measures 4.1 metres in diameter and 12 metres in length.

So one of the problems with these small robots is their payload carrying capacity.

Here's a scene that shows you the balloon and the payload end to end.

It is well understood that the range of a missile is affected by the payload.

(c) A radio science payload this includes X and K band transponders and an accelerometer

The first of these satellites will be a MINISAT mission carrying a payload module (PLM 1).

And that's where they do their experiments, and then the balloon, the payload, is brought down.

So I want you to look at the payload at the tail of the fruit fly.

NASA agreed to launch SUNSAT as a secondary payload on the Delta II Argos P91 1 mission.

The system will consist of a multi purpose platform (service module), payload module and an associated ground segment.

But when Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic, the payload was also just sufficient for one person and some fuel.

Applied to Earth observation missions, small satellites can be utilized independently to fulfil the function of specific payload instruments.

The Rohini satellites were launched between 1980 and 1983 and carried a landmark sensor payload including a solid state camera.

The platform will be capable of receiving, integrating, operating and carrying on board a payload module by means of standard interfaces.

It was launched on 7 July 1995 as an auxiliary payload of the Ariane 40 rocket carrying the French Helios 1A satellite.

It will be able to launch a payload of 2,000 kilograms into low Earth orbit or 400 kilograms beyond the Earth gravitation region.

The pressurized section is designed to be attached to the pressurized module and to carry and store the payload required for intravehicular activity.

Its payload consisted of 14 experiments that examined physiological responses of humans and rodents to microgravity and their subsequent readaptation to Earth apos s gravity.

It generates all of the buoyancy, all of the payload for the craft, and the batteries are down here hanging underneath, exactly like a balloon.

If we're going to get that, and make that gas station possible, we have to figure out ways to move large volumes of payload through space.

The range of a missile that is fully developed with a known standard payload can be determined on the basis of flight tests or technical documentation.

Dr. B. Thirsk was also selected as a payload specialist for space shuttle flight STS 78, following a rigorous international selection process involving astronauts from several countries.

Those flights will be used to prove the reliability of PSLV, to increase its payload capability towards operationalization of the vehicle, and to launch satellites for Earth observation and scientific missions.

Meanwhile, in March 1994 NASA flew the USMP 2 a facility exposed to the space environment in the Shuttle payload bay that provides power, cooling, and data collection for a variety of experiments.

The minisatellite reached a final deployed length of 19.8 kilometers in just 1 hour 48 minutes, achieving the primary purpose of the experiment, to suspend such a payload with a minimum of swing.

The balloon launch site is on a hill 230 metres above sea level. The control centre stands beside the launch site, where launch control and assembly of the balloon and its payload are conducted.

The review of Iraq's missile projects demonstrates that liquid propellant missiles are the most likely candidates for modification aiming at the extension of the range of a missile through a payload reduction and increase of fuel capacity.

Hidalgo could, in principle, use the same spacecraft platform as Sancho, but, with no payload other than a navigation camera and, possibly, some simple technology experiments, it should be lighter than Sancho and simpler in general terms.

The Small Expendable Tether Deployable System 2 (SEDS 2), conceived and designed by SAO, was a secondary payload on a Delta II rocket launched at 10 40 p.m. EST on March 9, 1994, from Cape Canaveral AFS, Florida.

And so, one can send a thousand of them, as you can see in this upper left hand picture, a thousand of them could fit into the payload bay that was used for one of the current MER Rovers.

But it's even a better deal for heavy trucks, where you save a similar amount at 25 cents a gallon, with better aerodynamics and tires and engines, and so on, and taking out weight so you can put it into payload.

The plan for ongoing monitoring and verification approved by Security Council resolution 715 (1991) expanded the prohibition and applied it to any delivery system capable of a range greater than 150 kilometres regardless of payload and to any related major parts and components.

It speaks of being able to offer other countries, particularly from the developing world, an opportunity to participate in space exploration. Its moon mission in 2008, which carried a payload for some 20 countries, won the International Lunar Exploration Working Group s International Cooperation Award.

IRS P3, carrying a modular opto electronic scanner, for ocean remote sensing, of the German space agency, in addition to a wide field sensor and an X ray astronomy payload, is scheduled for launch in the first quarter of 1996 on board the PSLV D3 launch vehicle.

So the balloon is being filled up with helium on the left hand side, and the fabric actually runs all the way to the middle where there's a piece of electronics and explosives being connected to a parachute, and then the parachute is then connected to the payload.

Thus, it is more complicated to establish the possible maximum range of a missile system under development or at the modification stage, since the results of flight tests would depend on multiple parameters, such as fuel load, payload and engine shut off (burn time), that could be changed at a later stage and could thus affect the range value.