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    • Title Demonstrating flight sequences for reusability
    • Released: 22/10/2020
    • Length 00:01:00
    • Language English
    • Footage Type Documentary
    • Copyright Romania’s National Institute for Aerospace Research, INCAS
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      ESA has helped Romania’s National Institute for Aerospace Research, INCAS, to perform vertical takeoff, short hovering and landing manoeuvres using a small-scale flight demonstrator. 

      This 60 kg platform with landing legs is called the demonstrator technology vehicle (DTV). Its turbo jet 0.9 kN-class engine provides the power to carry payloads totalling 20 kg.

      INCAS carried out the tests in Bucharest in July 2020. Manoeuvres lasted ten seconds to a couple of minutes to prove several technology building blocks for the recovery of a rocket stage for the purpose of reusability.

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