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Fueling the Future: Sustainable Space Travel
Explore innovative alternatives to rocket-grade kerosene for space launches, highlighting the benefits of solid propellants like Ammonium Perchlorate and Hydroxyl-terminated Polybutadiene in reducing carbon emissions.
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scientific poster showing a new sustanability development goal promoting more sustanable space travle and space exploration. First section about how to stop using rocket grade kerosene which burns 2.5kg of co2 per litre. apollo 11 burned 2,273,045 kg of co2 and most recent spaceX launch burned 5000000kg. thats an increase of 2.19% in 55 years. a good alternative to use could be Ammonium perchlorate and Hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene. this is a solid propellant so alot easier storage than using liquid hydrogen which is highly volitile. it also has a very high energy density. the drawbacks are a lack of throttle control and genrally has a lower specific impulse than other liquid fuel alternatives.
