A jet transport plane flies in the trajectory shown in order to allow astronauts to experience the "weightless" condition similar to that aboard orbiting spacecraft. If the speed at the highest point is 500 mi/hr, what is the radius of curvature p necessary to exactly simulate the orbital "free-fall" environment? Answer: p= i AOOOOOOOOoooooooo00 PAST ft

A jet transport plane flies in the trajectory shown in order to allow astronauts to experience the "weightless" condition similar to that aboard orbiting spacecraft. If the speed at the highest point is 500 mi/hr, what is the radius of curvature p necessary to exactly simulate the orbital "free-fall" environment? Answer: p= i AOOOOOOOOoooooooo00 PAST ft

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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