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| + | The '''Titov G''' is a [[spacecraft]] from the [[World of 2001]]. It is a Soviet LOX/LH2 high performance upper stage. The Titov G was developed specifically for the [[Titov V(2001)|Titov V]] spaceplane as its tug/upper stage. The G designation is simply the next letter in the Cyrillic alphabet (Blok A for the drop tank, B for the booster, V for the orbiter, and G for the upper stage). | ||
| + | As with its equivalent, [[Centaur-O(2001)|Centaur-O]] it uses an [[Aerospike engine|aerospike engine]] configuration. | ||
* [http://www.worldof2001.com World of 2001 homepage] | * [http://www.worldof2001.com World of 2001 homepage] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:46, 16 October 2022
The Titov G is a spacecraft from the World of 2001. It is a Soviet LOX/LH2 high performance upper stage. The Titov G was developed specifically for the Titov V spaceplane as its tug/upper stage. The G designation is simply the next letter in the Cyrillic alphabet (Blok A for the drop tank, B for the booster, V for the orbiter, and G for the upper stage).
As with its equivalent, Centaur-O it uses an aerospike engine configuration.
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