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I enjoyed seeing the interview of Radian Aerospace co-founder Livingston Holder. He discusses why their sled-launched spaceplane is technically and financially feasible.
However, the horizontal launch method they propose has the disadvantage of needing heavy wings to support the fully-fueled weight of the spaceplane. In contrast a vertical launch method would use wings that only had to support the dry mass of the craft on return, resulting in much lighter wing weight. I advise Radian to do the trades to find which is the optimal method.
Additionally, I advise they base the core of their vehicle on existing upper stages to save on development costs and technical risk. I discuss using the Falcon 9 upper stage and Centaur upper stage for the purpose here:
Radian Aerospace Spaceplane.
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Today's Payload Pathfinder episode features Radian's CTO and co-founder, Livingston Holder!
Listen in as Mo Islam dives into Livingston's background as a former United States Air Force astronaut as well as our company's roadmap to develop the world's first single-stage-to-orbit spaceplane:
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