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SUMMARY:Reusable space systems: 1687-2019
DESCRIPTION:Lecture cancelled\nTheir real story : a longer and different history than what is known.\nLecture by Pascal Bultel\,  Expert at CNES\, former airline world engineer and historian. \nSPACEX performed a number of premiers since 2015 : first recovery of a commercial reusable launcher\, first recovery at sea\, first reflight\, first flight of a multi reusable booster vehicle. This sheds light on advanced space launchers more than ever before and pushes to think that reusability is a pretty recent event. Which is far from the truth. Which is far from the truth. \nAdvanced means to reach space were imagined way before the Space Shuttle performed its maiden flight in 1981. Isaac Newton himself open the field when publishing Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica in 1687. The book contains the first scientific description of what earth orbit is and how reaching it with a reusable mean. Some two centuries later Konstantin Tsiolkovski was on the same line\, working on reusable aerospace concepts. When finally becoming reality in the late 1950s / early 1960s space travel soon produced a large number of reusable concepts that took decades to mature. The most popular is the FALCON 9 which relies on roots firmly established by Philip Bono\, a Douglas Corp. engineer as soon as 1959. \nThe presentation will describe how advanced launchers and suborbital vehicles evolved over a three century period. This large overview will give participants the necessary keys to understand present and futures development efforts.
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SUMMARY:Industrial excellence at the service of a new programme
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Michel DEWERDT\, Director of the Toulouse Establishment\, Airbus Operations SAS \nThe success of a new aircraft programme such as the A350XWB depends on a very large number of factors. In a context of technological change\, strong competition and production ramp ups\, industrial excellence is one of the keys to this success. With its order book representing several years of production\, the A350XWB also represents the success of a wider ecosystem including our customers and partners\, but also the contributions of different institutions. At this lecture we will discuss the factors contributing to this success\, which guarantee the highest level of quality\, excellence and customer service. \nAdmission free\, registration required (in the limit of available seats.) \nOops! We could not locate your form. \n\nIn partnership with: \n   \n\nPicture © Copyright AIRBUS S.A.S 2016 – photo by S. RAMADIER
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