NYC & Montauk-Based Space Program With Offshore Montauk Launch Complex (Plans)
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NYC & Montauk-Based Space Program With Offshore Montauk Launch Complex (Plans)
Plans for a NYC-based space program with a Montauk Offshore Launch Complex.
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Plans for NYC-Montauk Based Space Program
- Montauk Launch Complex will consist of: Support Platform, Launch Platform and Solid Rocket Fuel Storage platform
- Launch Complex will be located 10 nautical miles southeast of Montauk Point at the eastern end of Long Island.
- Primary Supply Depot will be located at South Brooklyn Marine Terminal in NYC.
- Main supply route will be via coastal cargo boats running from NYC to the Platforms.
- Air connections to the Support Platform will be primarily by gyroplane, either from East Hampton Airport or LaGuardia Airport in NYC.
- Workers and light cargo can be brought to the Platforms from Montauk Harbor, 10 nautical miles away either via crew transfer boats and/or existing ships operating out of the Harbor, such as Viking Fleet.
- Rockets will be powered via solid rocket fuel, eliminating the need for infrastructure to store liquid oxygen, methane and hydrogen.
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Azimuths and Orbital Inclinations
- The location of the Launch Platform will allow for 3 launch azimuths:
- Directly east at an azimuth of 90 degrees, leading to a 41-degree orbital inclination
- Southeast at an azimuth of 135 degrees, leading to a 58-degree orbital inclination
- South at an azimuth of 180 degrees, leading to a 90-degree orbital inclination, also known as a Polar Orbit.