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Mars Pathfinder entry, descent, and landing. (NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
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The space shuttle with cargo bay doors open. (NASA/Johnson Space Center)
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ATS 7. (a) Structural assemblies. (b) Side view and (c) bottom view of deployed configuration. (d) Side view and (e) section A-A of launch configuration. (f) View of deployed spacecraft. 1 in. = 25 mm; 1 ft = 0.3 m.
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The International Space Station is an example of a large structure of changing configuration that cannot be completely assembled on Earth. (NASA)
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Thermograms of building structures: (a-c) masonry buildings; (d) glass-faced building. Black indicates negligible heat loss; gray, partial loss; and white, excessive loss. (Courtesy of A. P. Pontello)
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Effect of streamlining. (a) Body without streamlining. (b) Body with streamlining, minimizing the region of separation.
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Geometry of an airplane wing. Wind velocity component perpendicular to the wing span (V cos Λ, where V is the true wind velocity and Λ is the angle of sweepback) produces lift.
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Illustration of the area rule. (a) Half-plan views of airplanes with uncompensated body and areacompensated body. (b) Cross sections of these airplanes. (c) Variation of cross-sectional areas of these airplanes with body station (longitudinal…
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Variation of coefficient of lift with the angle of attack, showing increase up to the stall angle.
