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- In engineering, a heat shield is a component designed to protect an object or a human operator from being burnt or overheated by dissipating, reflecting...
- purpose. The list does not include smaller objects such as parachutes or heatshields. The exact location of fall is unknown. It is not known how much further...
- The Space Shuttle thermal protection system (TPS) is the barrier that protected the Space Shuttle Orbiter during the extreme 1,650 °C (3,000 °F) heat of...
- 40621HS) featuring a 20" Tribore barrel, black protective finish, perforated heatshield, small front blade sight, fixed synthetic buttstock, and a rounded forend...
- fire FF Tube: Free-Float Tube M4: Oval carbine handguards with double heatshields Rail/RIS: Handguards are replaced with a Rail Integration System. Monolithic...
- it'll be even harder with the second stage – that has got to have a full heatshield, it'll have to have deorbit propulsion and communication". This article...
- the furniture included is a CAR-15 style handguard without aluminum heatshields, an M4 buttstock, and a Ruger designed pistol grip. The included sights...
- spaceplane. An uncrewed, subscale spacecraft, its purpose was to test the heatshield tiles and reinforced carbon-carbon for the Buran space shuttle, then under...
- fuselage, with the exhaust exiting under the tail unit. A steel laminate heatshield was installed on the bottom of the rear fuselage to protect it from the...
- approaching the Sun, the sunshade is usually called a heatshield. Notable spacecraft [designs] with heatshields include: Messenger, launched 2004, orbited Mercury...