2500 degrees Fahrenheit is still not able to withstand atmospheric re-entry, but its close. You guys are on the right track. Just a few more months and you will be creating materials that can withstand re-entry.
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anonymous20152015
2500 degrees Fahrenheit is still not able to withstand atmospheric re-entry, but its close. You guys are on the right track. Just a few more months and you will be creating materials that can withstand re-entry.