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General: SATURDAY NOVEMBER 5TH 1955 DOCTOR BROWN SCIENCE OF TIME TRAVEL
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In Back to the Future Doc states he could go back to 0000 to witness the birth of Christ. Thus this film is clearly about time travel.
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CLEOPHAS/LEO/LEONARDO DA VINCI/LEON DE LA TRIBU DE JUDA/DAVID
C=LUNA CRECIENTE
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FRANKINCENSE/FATIMA/POPE FRANCIS/FRANCE/DA VINCI CODE/FREEMASONRY
And going into the house, they saw the child with Mary his mother, and they fell down and worshiped him. Then, opening their treasures, they offered him gifts, gold and frankincense and myrrh. (Matthew 2:11, ESV)
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Saturno V |
El Saturno V al amanecer del día 9 de noviembre de 1967, poco antes del lanzamiento del Apolo 4.
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Características |
Funcionalidad |
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Fabricante |
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País de origen |
Estados Unidos |
Coste por lanzamiento |
$185 millones en dólares de 1969–1971 dollars1 ($1.23 mil millones en 2019). (2024) |
Coste del proyecto |
$6.417 mil millones en dólares de 1964–1973 (~$49.9 mil millones en 2020) |
Medidas |
Altura |
110,6 m |
Diámetro |
10,1 m |
Masa |
2 970 000 kg2 |
Etapas |
2–3 |
Capacidades |
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Carga útil a LEO (90 km, 30° inclinación) |
140 000 kg34note 1 |
Carga útil a ITL |
48 600 kg2 |
Cohetes asociados |
Familia |
Saturno |
Derivados |
Saturno INT-21 |
Comparables |
- * Históricos: N1 (nunca operó)
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Historial de lanzamiento |
Estado |
Retirado |
Lugar de lanzamiento |
LC-39, Kennedy Space Center |
Totales |
13 |
Con éxito |
12 |
Fracasos |
0 |
Fracasos parciales |
1 (Apolo 6) |
Vuelo inaugural |
9 de noviembre de 1967 (AS-501note 2 Apolo 4)5 |
Último vuelo |
14 de mayo de 1973 (AS-513 Skylab)6 |
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Primera etapa – S-IC |
Longitud |
42,1 m |
Diámetro |
10,1 m |
Masa en seco |
130 000 kg |
Masa completa |
2 290 000 kg |
Motores |
5 F-1 |
Empuje |
35 100 kN a nivel del mar |
Impulso específico |
263 isp a nivel del mar |
Tiempo de quemado |
168 segundos |
Propelente |
RP-1 / LOX |
Segunda etapa – S-II |
Longitud |
24,8 m |
Diámetro |
10,1 m |
Masa en seco |
40 100 kg |
Masa completa |
496 200 kg |
Motores |
5 J-2 |
Empuje |
5141 kN en vacío |
Impulso específico |
421 isp en vacío |
Tiempo de quemado |
360 segundos |
Propelente |
LH2 / LOX |
Tercera etapa – S-IVB |
Longitud |
18,8 m |
Diámetro |
6,6 m |
Masa en seco |
15 200 kg |
Masa completa |
123 000 kg |
Motores |
1 J-2 |
Empuje |
1033 kN en vacío |
Impulso específico |
421 isp en vacío |
Tiempo de quemado |
165 + 335 segundos (2 encendidos) |
Propelente |
LH2 / LOX |
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Different cyclotron size: a) Lawrence ́s first one, b) Venezuela First one (courtesy of Dorly Coehlo), c) Fermi National Laboratory at CERN. And size matters, and Cyclotrons win as best hospital candidates due to Reactors are bigger, harder and difficult to be set in a hospital installation. Can you imagine a nuclear reactor inside a health installation? Radiation Protection Program will consume all the budget available. Size, controlled reactions, electrical control, made cyclotrons easy to install, and baby cyclotrons come selfshielded so hospital don ́t need to spend money in a extremely large bunker. Now on, we are going to talk about our first experience with the set up of a baby cyclotron for medical uses inside the first PET installation in Latin America. “Baby” means its acceleration “D” diameters are suitable to be set inside a standard hospital room dimensions, with all its needs to be safetly shielded for production transmision and synthetized for human uses for imaging in Nuclear Medicine PET routine. When we ask why Cyclotrons are better than reactors for radioisotopes production to be used in Medicine, we also have to have in mind that they has: 1. Less radioactive waste 2. Less harmful debris
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Different-cyclotron-size-a-Lawrence-s-first-one-b-Venezuela-First-one-courtesy-of_fig3_221906035
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