OrbiterWiki:Sandbox

Sandbox

Welcome to the Sandbox. Please use this place to test your editing skills. Edit freely and don't worry about breaking anything. Be aware, though, that anything you put here may (in fact, will) be deleted.

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References

• SpaceFlightNow
• Encyclopedia Astronautica
• NASA
• Jonathan's Space Report (SatCat.txt and Launchlog.txt)

Preceded by: 2005

History of Spaceflight 2006

Succeeded by: 2007

PLEASE USE THE "SUBST:" TAG

Template usage -- add {{subst:LSY-F|year|previous year|next year|Short Year}} to the end of the article.

(Short Year being the last two digits of the current year (eg. 06 for 2006, 67 for 1967, etc)

See Also

• OrbiterWikiProject Lists of spaceflights

Page content templates

Header

• Template:LSY-H

Body

• Template:LSY-0 - "Empty" rockets
• Template:LSY-1 - 1 Payload
• Template:LSY-2 - 2 Payloads
• Template:LSY-3 - 3 Payloads
• Template:LSY-0n - "Empty" rockets - no launch time
• Template:LSY-1n - 1 Payload - no launch time
• Template:LSY-2n - 2 Payloads - no launch time
• Template:LSY-3n - 3 Payloads - no launch time

Footer

• Template:LSY-F

Misc

• Template:LSY-T - List of templates

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Impulse
Quantity	vector
Symbol	I
Dimensions	[M][L][T]-1
Common units
kg m s-1 N s
Common definitions
The change in momentum of a particle caused by a force ( I = p_final - p_initial ) The product of a force and the time it's applied for ( I = F t )

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(This is just a template test, I am not really requesting that the sandbox is deleted. --GW_Simulations 23:31, 14 March 2006 (MSK)

Fixed. ;) Urwumpe 23:54, 14 March 2006 (MSK)

Orbiter 2006 is looming!

Request for this to be added at the sdk section

What all those particle terms mean-

SRCSIZE-size of the particle. 2 is good for thrust particles from the main engine while 5 is for smoke. SRCRATE-How many particles are generated from the source (the engine) V0(variable?)- How fast the particles are put out by the source SRCSPREAD- How much the particles spread out. 0 for engine smoke and 0.5 for regular smoke. LIFETIME- How long a particle (in seconds) stays before it disappears. GROWTHRATE- The rate in which the particle grows. ATMSLOWDOWN- How much a particle is slowed by the atmosphere. LTYPE- Specifies if particles are emissive or diffuse. An emissive(glowing, for engine smoke) particle has no shading while diffuse(recommended for realistic smoke plumes) particles have shading applied. Italic text'Italic text

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