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	EELV: The Next Stage of Space Launch
		The final step in the Atlas evolution was the introduction of the 3.8-meter-diameter Common Core Booster, which forms the basic building block of all Atlas V vehicles.
		The Atlas V core vehicles can be equipped with payload fairings measuring 4 or 5 meters in diameter; the 4-meter version can carry up to three solid motors, and the 5-meter version can carry up to five.
		Atlas V vehicles carry a three-digit designation indicating the diameter of the payload fairing, the number of solid rocket boosters, and the number of Centaur engines.
	www.aero.org /publications/crosslink/winter2004/07.html (2494 words)

	McKenna Investments v. Atlas Energy
		Atlas counterclaimed for declaratory relief requesting the trial court declare that Atlas had not breached the provisions of the wraparound mortgage agreements.
		Atlas asserts that as the prevailing party in a suit on a contract it is entitled to attorney's fees.
		Atlas asserts that the trial court failed to provide good cause for its decision to depart from the general rule that the successful party recover its costs.
	www.texaslaw.com /cases/mckenna.htm (2817 words)

	Atlas V (via CobWeb/3.1 planet03.csc.ncsu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		When combined with a standard Atlas payload fairing, the configuration is part of the Atlas V 400 series.
		The Atlas V 500 series combines the CCB with a larger and 5 m diameter payload fairing derived from that used on the Ariane 5 vehicle The Atlas V 500 series can also tailor performance by incorporating from zero to five solid rocket boosters (SRB).
		Both Atlas V 400 and 500 configurations incorporate a stretched version of the Centaur upper stage (CIII), which can be configured as a single-engine Centaur (SEC) or a dual engine Centaur (DEC).
	www.astronautix.com.cob-web.org:8888 /lvs/atlasv.htm (833 words)

	Lockheed Martin (General Dynamics) SLV-3/SB-1/SB-2 Atlas
		Although the development of the SM-65 Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile did not commence until 1951, the "thin skin" tank, which had to be pressurised at all times, had been developed in the late forties for the Convair MX-774 missile.
		The Atlas C was used for six flights between 23 December 1958 and 24 August 1959, none of which orbited a satellite but were for sub-orbital programmes to test the thin skinned fuel tanks and the radio command configuration.
		The remainder of the Atlas D missiles were used as first stages in the Atlas configurations with the Agena, Able and Centaur upper stages although the actual disposition is not known.
	www.designation-systems.net /dusrm/app3/b-2.html (2370 words)

	Atlas V
		The Atlas V 500 versions have a new 5-m diameter payload fairing, and can have up to 5 solid strap-on boosters for increased performance.
		For the Atlas V 400, a conical 0,450 t graphite-epoxy interstage adapter provides the interface between the larger diameter first stage and the smaller diameter Centaur.
		To interface with the larger fairing of the Atlas V 500 series, a short cylindrical 0,270 t booster interstage adapter is used.
	members.aol.com /SLVehicles8/United_States_3/Atlas_V/Text/Text.htm (413 words)

	Atlas
		The Atlas ballistic missile began with the US Army Air Corps request for proposal in October 1945, which led to development in the 1950’s of the Atlas, Navaho, Snark, and Matador/Mace missiles.
		The Atlas I launch vehicle was derived from the Atlas G, and included the same basic vehicle components (Atlas booster and Centaur upper stage).
		Proposed growth variant of the heavy-lift version of the Atlas V launch vehicle with three parallel 3.8-m-diameter Common Core Boosters (CCB), a 5-m-diameter wide...
	www.astronautix.com /lvfam/atlas.htm (1471 words)

	Atlas V - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Atlas V is a launch vehicle built by Lockheed Martin.
		Together they are referred to as the Atlas launch vehicle or Atlas V. The Atlas V is the newest version of Atlas, and is a direct evolution from the previous Atlas II and especially the Atlas III vehicles.
		The Centaur stage for Atlas V is stretched 5.5 ft (1.68 m) and is powered by either one or two Pratt and Whitney RL10A-4-2 engines, each engine developing a thrust of 99.2 kN (22,300 lbf).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Atlas_V_rocket (1047 words)

	Texas Lawyer - Hasty v. Trans Atlas Boats Inc
		Hasty sued Trans Atlas for negligence under the Jones Act, for unseaworthiness under general maritime principles, and for being vicariously liable for the negligent conduct of the Harbor Police.
		Trans Atlas contends that Captain Kopsywa's actions were reasonable because Brown was not belligerent when boarding the vessel and Captain Kopsywa immediately terminated Brown when he became violent.
		Trans Atlas is not vicariously liable for the acts of the Harbor Police.
	www.law.com /jsp/tx/LawDecisionTX.jsp?id=1099528814471 (1087 words)

	Atlas V - Summary
		The Atlas V vehicle, developed under the US Air Force EELV contract, builds upon the improvements made for the Atlas III.
		In addition to the NPO Energomash RD-180 first stage engine, the Atlas V incorporates a reinforced first stage structure as well as increased first stage propellant load.
		Lockheed Martin has proposed variants of the Atlas V which incorporate different arrangements of solid strap-on boosters to increase the payload performance of the single common core variant up to 18,000 lb to GTO.
	www.spaceandtech.com /spacedata/elvs/atlas5_sum.shtml (251 words)

	ILS 2006
		The Atlas V rocket placed the satellite into a nearly perfect transfer orbit: apogee of 85,458 km (target was 85,554 km), perigee of 312.2 km (target was 312 km), and an inclination right on target at 17.06 degrees.
		The Atlas V family is designed to lift payloads up to nearly 8,700 kg to geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO).
		ILS' Atlas rockets and their Centaur upper stages are built by Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. - Astronautics Operations, at facilities in Denver, Colo.; Harlingen, Texas; and San Diego, Calif. The three-stage Proton and the available Breeze M upper stage are produced by Khrunichev at its factory near Moscow.
	www.ilslaunch.com /newsarchives/newsreleases/rec195 (459 words)

	Quantum Atlas V QM336700XC-LW
		Quantum has followed up its best-of-class Atlas IV with, predictably, the Atlas V. The 7200rpm Atlas V packs 9.1 gigs of data onto a single platter, doubling the areal density of its predecessor.
		As the first of its generation, the Atlas V currently can be contrasted only against last year's drives.
		Compared to the Atlas IV, StorageReview.com's current 7200rpm SCSI champion, the Atlas V shows an improvement in both measured access times and measured transfer rates.
	www.storagereview.com /articles/200002/20000215QM336700XC-LW.html (683 words)

	Internet Media Support (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		ATLAS supports the playback of most major types of digital and Internet-based audio and video in use today.
		ATLAS guarantees that media files created by ATLAS A/V Services, inspected and approved by A/V Services or served from any ATLAS streaming media servers will play back properly in ATLAS labs and classrooms.
		ATLAS is not responsible for any media files not produced, encoded or hosted by ATLAS A/V Services.
	www.atlas.uiuc.edu /Rooms/InternetMediaSupport.htm (397 words)

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		Atlas V launched NASA's most recent Mars mission, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), in August 2005.
		Atlas V vehicles have now achieved 100% mission success in eight flights.
		Atlas boosters and Centaur upper stages are built by Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company at facilities in Denver, Colo.; Harlingen, Texas; and San Diego, Calif. Atlas launch operations are conducted at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., and Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.
	www.irishdev.com /NewsArticle.aspx?id=2566 (666 words)

	Spaceflight Now \| Breaking News \| Atlas will launch Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
		The Atlas V 401 vehicle will also utilize a 4-meter fairing to protect the LRO spacecraft during the ascent through the earth's atmosphere.
		Atlas V has now been selected for five NASA exploration missions, two of which have already been launched successfully: Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter in August 2005 and Pluto New Horizons in January 2006.
		Atlas V will also launch the Solar Dynamics Observatory in 2008 and the Mars Science Laboratory in 2009.
	www.spaceflightnow.com /news/n0607/30atlas5lro (1071 words)

	Lockheed Martin Names New Rocket Atlas V
		"The capabilities of the Atlas V configurations span the full range of projected requirements of the satellite industry, whose spacecraft continue to grow in mass and volume," said Dr. Raymond S. Colladay, president of Lockheed Martin Astronautics.
		A new, larger payload fairing, measuring 5.4 meters (17 ft. 9 in.) in diameter, to accommodate the large payloads envisioned with the Atlas V Heavy configuration and larger intermediate lift vehicle variants.
		The baseline Atlas V intermediate configuration uses the Common Core Booster(TM), the Centaur upper stage developed for the Atlas IIIB, and the standard payload fairings and interfaces currently in use with the Atlas II and Atlas III.
	www.spacedaily.com /news/atlas5-99a.html (795 words)

	Atlas V Set For Maiden Flight August 21
		The Atlas V, produced by Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co., is the latest generation in long line of reliable rockets.
		The clean pad concept allows the Atlas V vehicle to be assembled, tested and mated with the encapsulated spacecraft away from the pad, thus allowing more flexibility in meeting customer needs.
		Over a five-day period, the Atlas team rolled the rocket on its mobile launch platform to the launch pad, loaded the super-cold propellants on board and conducted a simulated launch countdown.
	www.spacedaily.com /news/rocketscience-02w.html (799 words)

	Space Launchers - Atlas
		Atlas IIA was a commercial derivative of the Atlas II developed for the US Air Force.
		The Atlas V launch system is based on the 3.8 m diameter Common Core Booster (CCB) powered by a single RD-180 engine and incorporating a stretched Centaur upper stage with either one (SEC) or two (DEC) RL10A-4-2 engines.
		Each Atlas V has a 3-digit vehicle naming designator; the first digit indicates the usable fairing diameter (4-m or 5-m), the second digit indicates the number of strap-on SRBs (0 to 5), and the last digit indicates the number of Centaur engines (1 or 2).
	www.braeunig.us /space/specs/atlas.htm (2317 words)

	Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter: The Mission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will use an Atlas V-401 launch vehicle, the smallest of the Atlas V family.
		The Atlas V was developed by Lockheed Martin Commercial Launch Services as part of the US Air Force Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV) program.
		To launch the orbiter and set it on its course to Mars, the Atlas V will accelerate the spacecraft to about 11,000 meters per second (25,000 miles per hour).
	mars.jpl.nasa.gov /mro/mission/lv.html (302 words)

	NASA - Atlas V: Countdown 101
		Atlas rockets have evolved over four decades to become a highly reliable launch vehicle.
		The Atlas V booster family now provides a variety of vehicles capable of launching a wide range of spacecraft and satellites.
		Image to right: In preparation for NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter mission, the first stage of the Atlas V rocket is raised to a vertical position for lifting into the launch service tower and mated with the second stage, the Centaur.
	www.nasa.gov /mission_pages/newhorizons/launch/atlasv101.html (563 words)

	TADS-1750A Launches the Next Generation Atlas V Rocket
		The maiden voyage of Lockheed Martin’s first Atlas V rocket lifted off from Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral on August 12, 2002, freed from its earthly bonds by flight control software created with DDC-I’s Tartan Ada Development System (TADS).
		Describing the stability and performance of the AdaTest95 processor and the file-coupled TADS system as "turnkey," he adds that the multi-window interactive symbolic debugger within the 1750A simulator and target chipset is a major advance over previous development subsuites.
		During the Atlas V development phase, the representatives visited often and quickly deduced the critical nature of the software we’re building and flying.
	www.ddci.com /programs_atlasv.php (805 words)

	RedOrbit - Space - Air Force Selects ILS' Atlas V for Space Test Program Mission
		Another Atlas mission is scheduled for June 30 with a payload for the National Reconnaissance Office.
		The Atlas V vehicle is designed to lift payloads up to 19,000 pounds to geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO).
		The Atlas V vehicle has flown three commercial missions since its debut in August 2002, all successfully.
	www.redorbit.com /news/display?id=63710 (539 words)

	Esmond Rottweilers - Spirit's Atlas v Ikon TT
		Atlas is owned and loved by Therese Johnson of California.
		Atlas also won both his regular and sweepstakes classes at the 2004 ARC Region VI specialty!
		Atlas is Best of Breed over three specials for a Major on September 16, 2006!!!
	www.esmondrott.com /atlas.htm (183 words)

	Atlas V Program
		This was the 65th successful Atlas launch for Lockheed Martin, and the second successful Atlas V boost using two Trackmobile model 4850TM mobile railcar movers to move the rocket to Launch Complex 41.
		The highly professional operators of Lockheed Martin, now confident of the capabilities of their traction equipment, rolled the Atlas V out of the Vertical Integration Facility at 8:10 am on May 12 for the trip to the launch pad.
		The 4850TM Trackmobile units, weighing 50,000 lbs each, pushed the Atlas V poised on its Mobile Launch Platform along two parallel railroad tracks.
	www.trackmobile.com /atlasvprogram.html (591 words)

	DX Atlas: Amateur Radio software
		Province prefixes are shown on the World map in addition to the DXCC boundaries and prefixes.
		DX Atlas includes a detailed City and Island index.
		Double-click on any island or city to find its location on the map, or right-click to see the details such as latitude and longitude, country, province and city population.
	www.dxatlas.com (372 words)

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