T+70: Polar Launches from Cape Canaveral
Jan 17, 2018•24 min•Ep. 70
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The US Air Force has developed a viable corridor for launching to polar and other high-inclination orbits from Cape Canaveral. I spend some time thinking through who may be interested in using that corridor and what its existence could mean for the newer launch vehicles in development.
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