Apollo 6 - Revision history

imported>Graham2001: Reverted edits by C4tnoCoerm (Talk); changed back to last version by Tschachim

2007-11-01T13:09:59Z

Reverted edits by C4tnoCoerm (Talk); changed back to last version by Tschachim

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	'''[[w:Apollo 6\|Apollo 6]]''' was the second unmanned [[Saturn V]] test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.		'''[[w:Apollo 6\|Apollo 6]]''' was the second unmanned [[Saturn V]] test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.

imported>C4tnoCoerm at 02:45, 1 November 2007

2007-11-01T02:45:23Z

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	'''[[w:Apollo 6\|Apollo 6]]''' was the second unmanned [[Saturn V]] test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.		'''[[w:Apollo 6\|Apollo 6]]''' was the second unmanned [[Saturn V]] test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.

imported>Tschachim: Fixed category order

2006-10-26T23:57:36Z

Fixed category order

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	* [http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19700025117_1970025117.pdf Apollo 6 Mission - Final Flight Evaluation Report]		* [http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19700025117_1970025117.pdf Apollo 6 Mission - Final Flight Evaluation Report]

	[[Category:Missions]]		[[Category:Missions\|Apollo_06]]

imported>Mark Grant: Wikipedia link

2006-10-25T23:49:08Z

Wikipedia link

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	Apollo 6 was the second unmanned [[Saturn V]] test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.		'''[[w:Apollo 6\|Apollo 6]]''' was the second unmanned [[Saturn V]] test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

imported>Mark Grant at 23:43, 25 October 2006

2006-10-25T23:43:40Z

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	Apollo 6 was the second unmanned Saturn V test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.		Apollo 6 was the second unmanned [[Saturn V]] test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.

			==External Links==

			* [http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19800074520_1980074520.pdf Apollo 6 Mission Report]
			* [http://www-lib.ksc.nasa.gov/lib/archives/apollo/pk/1APOLLO6.PDF Apollo 6 Press Kit]
			* [http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19740072949_1974072949.pdf Apollo 6 Entry Postflight Analysis]
			* [http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19700025117_1970025117.pdf Apollo 6 Mission - Final Flight Evaluation Report]

	[[Category:Missions]]		[[Category:Missions]]

imported>Mark Grant at 13:42, 25 October 2006

2006-10-25T13:42:10Z

New page

Apollo 6 was the second unmanned Saturn V test launch. This scenario simulates most events in the mission, but does not fully simulate the multiple engine failures during launch and has an extra apogee burn to set the re-entry trajectory which did not occur on the real mission: currently we only support automated prograde and retrograde burns, whereas the real burns on the mission were at an angle to the trajectory.

[[Category:Missions]]