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Atmospheric re-entry refers to the complex interplay of aerothermodynamic structural and kinetic effects that occur when a spacecraft enters Earth’s atmosphere at orbital velocity. During re-entry the vehicle experiences high heat fluxes aerodynamic loads and dynamic pressures. Consequently re-entry technologies encompass multidisciplinary design optimizations aimed at reducing the spacecraft’s speed managing thermal loads preserving structural integrity and guiding it toward the intended landin

Atmospheric re-entry, refers to the complex interplay of aerothermodynamic, structural, and kinetic effects that occur when a spacecraft enters Earth’s atmosphere at orbital velocity. During re-entry, the vehicle experiences high heat fluxes, aerodynamic loads, and dynamic pressures. Consequently, re-entry technologies encompass multidisciplinary design optimizations aimed at reducing the spacecraft’s speed, managing thermal loads, preserving structural integrity, and ensuring controlled motion