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- noun Plural form of
kilonewton .
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The EJ200 will produce about 20,000 lbs of thrust (90 kilonewtons) and will sit underneath a hybrid rocket engine that produces about 25,000 lbs of thrust (110kN).
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The EJ200 will produce about 20,000 lbs of thrust (90 kilonewtons) and will sit underneath a hybrid rocket engine that produces about 25,000 lbs of thrust (110kN).
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GEnx-2B67 to full throttle, each of them delivering 66,500-pound-force to a combined force of 1,184 kilonewtons.
Gizmodo Jesus Diaz 2011
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Sumner, Wash., said, The cutters are rated for a load capacity of 267 kilonewtons approximately 60,000 lbs.
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Its Russian liquid-fuelled first-stage is said to produce 1,700 kilonewtons of thrust at launch.
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Each wing is tested with up to 400 kilonewtons of force, the equivalent of balancing 50 small cars on them.
Home | Mail Online 2009
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The advanced upper stage of the rocket has a diameter of 3.8 meters, and the thrust power of the engine is 35 kilonewtons.
unknown title 2009
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The advanced upper stage of the rocket has a diameter of 3.8 meters, and the thrust power of the engine is 35 kilonewtons.
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The EJ200 will produce about 20,000 lbs of thrust (90 kilonewtons) and will sit underneath a hybrid rocket engine that produces about 25,000 lbs of thrust (110kN)
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The EJ200 will produce about 20,000 lbs of thrust (90 kilonewtons) and will sit underneath a hybrid rocket engine that produces about 25,000 lbs of thrust (110kN)
British Blogs AlisonW - mostly harmless 2008
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