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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Vincent Cate) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > The density at 400 km averages about 3.725E-12 Kg/m^3 > and at 600 km averages about 1.454E-13 Kg/m^3. > drag = Cd * dragArea * 0.5 * density * v*v; > So the density alone gets you a factor of 25. The velocity is > slower higher up to, so you win some from that too. Excellent. Thanks for the replies. Next question: how much worse is the radiation environment at 600km vs 400km? Mike Miller, Materials Engineer
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