This Technical Report is related to the air launched DIANA/BURLAK space transportation system for small satellites and scientific payloads. The findings and results have been obtained within a study about this system performed by a joint German/Russian team, and funded by the German Space Agency DARA. The DIANA/BURLAK space transportation system is a two-stage-to-orbit launcher, composed of the Russian supersonic aircraft TUPLEV TU-160 as lower stage launch vehicle, carrying a two-stage rocket as upper stage to insert the payload into a low earth orbit. Thus this concept belongs to the category of multi-stage, partially reusable space launchers with a horizontal take-off and landing of the lower stage. This type of launch concept has become...
A study of horizontal launch concepts has been conducted. This study, jointly sponsored by the Defen...
The paper deals with the feasibility study of an air-dropped small satellites launcher vehicle. A co...
The Multipurpose Transportable Space Launch Systems of the START Family is the real conversion pro...
The paper describes the vision of an ultrafast intercontinental passenger transport based on a rocke...
The present stable of launch vehicles represents the state-of-the-art of the sixties or seventies an...
Access to space is in the early stages of commercialization. Private enterprises have been making he...
Suborbital high speed transport is a technology that could significantly impact space transportation...
Within the scope of the present report, previous results of the AZURA study are indicated, including...
Der Band enthaelt die Vortragsmanuskripte des Russisch/Ukrainisch-Deutschen Symposiums ueber Raumtra...
The paper deals with the feasibility study of an air-dropped small satellites launcher vehicle. A co...
Multiple mission reusable launch vehicles could be an interesting and attractive option of the futur...
The technical investigations described in this paper evaluate the two seemingly antipodal design app...
DLR’s launcher systems analysis division has proposed a visionary, extremely fast passenger transpor...
The space sector has been evolving due to the fast-technological advancements generating a reduction...
Reduced scale and improved responsiveness will be the technical and economic drivers of future satel...
A study of horizontal launch concepts has been conducted. This study, jointly sponsored by the Defen...
The paper deals with the feasibility study of an air-dropped small satellites launcher vehicle. A co...
The Multipurpose Transportable Space Launch Systems of the START Family is the real conversion pro...
The paper describes the vision of an ultrafast intercontinental passenger transport based on a rocke...
The present stable of launch vehicles represents the state-of-the-art of the sixties or seventies an...
Access to space is in the early stages of commercialization. Private enterprises have been making he...
Suborbital high speed transport is a technology that could significantly impact space transportation...
Within the scope of the present report, previous results of the AZURA study are indicated, including...
Der Band enthaelt die Vortragsmanuskripte des Russisch/Ukrainisch-Deutschen Symposiums ueber Raumtra...
The paper deals with the feasibility study of an air-dropped small satellites launcher vehicle. A co...
Multiple mission reusable launch vehicles could be an interesting and attractive option of the futur...
The technical investigations described in this paper evaluate the two seemingly antipodal design app...
DLR’s launcher systems analysis division has proposed a visionary, extremely fast passenger transpor...
The space sector has been evolving due to the fast-technological advancements generating a reduction...
Reduced scale and improved responsiveness will be the technical and economic drivers of future satel...
A study of horizontal launch concepts has been conducted. This study, jointly sponsored by the Defen...
The paper deals with the feasibility study of an air-dropped small satellites launcher vehicle. A co...
The Multipurpose Transportable Space Launch Systems of the START Family is the real conversion pro...