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Alcor (rocket engine)

Alcor (also known as Zebra or 30-KS-8000) was a solid rocket engine, originally developed by Aerojet for the US Air Force as the third stage of the Athena test vehicle. Its main appeal was a high mass fraction due to the Aerowrap chamber fabrication process. However, production issues with joint sections limited its use. Alcor engines were used from 1960…

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Alcor (rocket engine)

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