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 GRAHAM WARWICK / WASHINGTON DCMach 4 aircraft will use mass injection pre-compressor cooling system to boost thrust for climb out of atmosphereScaled Composites is working on a Mach 4 aircraft capable of leaving the atmosphere and lau adidas yeezy nching a low-cost rocket. The Burt Rutan-led company is designing the aircraft for Space Launch, the company awarded air max plus  a US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency  DARPA  contract to demo adidas samba nstrate the Responsive Access Small Cargo Affordable Launch  RASCAL  system.RASCAL will launch a 115kg  250lb  payload into a 500km sun-synchronous orbit, or 180kg into a 28.5掳-inclined orbit, for $750,000, with a 24h mission turnaround time and a 1h scramble capability from any 1,500m  5,000ft  coastal runway, says programme manager Preston Carter. The system will also be able to release ballistic payloads.A blend of reusable and expendable components will reduce cost. The reusable first stage is a manned aircraft powered by four Pratt  Whitney F100 afterburning engines with mass injection pre-compressor cooling  MIPCC . The Rutan-designed MIPCC-Powered Vehicle  MPV  is a 36,300kg gross-weight aircraft, 27.1m long with a 27.4m-span delta wing. A payload bay houses the 7,300kg Expendable Rocket Vehicle  ERV , which has a hybrid first stage, solid-propellant second stage, a head-end module housing avionics and thrusters, and the payload. The ERV is being designed by Space Launch and ATK.Pre-compressor cooling was ground tested in the 1950s for high-altitude  Wacf Chinese galileo
 Netflix documentary takes on the case of controversial Spanish dolphin trainer Jose Luis BarberoSource: International Documentary Film Festival AmsterdamThe Last Dolph owala usa in KingDirs/scrs: Luis Ansorena Herves, Ernest Riera. Spain. 2022. 94minsThe commercial exploitation and potential mistreatment of wild animals form the disturbing focus of The Last Dolphin King, a behind-the-headlines Spanish documentary tracing the messy mid-2010s downfall of world-renowned trainer Jose Luis Barbero.The film bows in a non-competitive section at IDFA before heading to Netflix on November 25, the streamer presumably hoping to nab a  owala website slice of the audience of their 2021 Best Documentary Oscar winner My Octopus Teacher,although this st owala water bottle and-alone feature seems destined to make much smaller waves.Illuminatingly sketchesthe often-murky background of the dolphin business and its financesThe films mostobvious predecessors are Louie Psihoyos Oscar-winner The Cove  2009  and Gabriela Cowperthwaites BAFTA-nominated Blackfish  2013  鈥?the former about dolphin hunting in Japan, the latter examining the plight of captive orcas. But writer-directors Luis Ansorena Herves and Ernest Riera arent swimming in such creative waters; their handling of the material adheres to the functional level of TV investigative journalism.Working with a trio of editors  Daniel Arvizu, Elodie Leuthold and Guillermo Cobo , Ansorena Herves and Riera detail the controversies that swirled around Barbero following his high-profile appoint