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Ever wondered how vertical impact tolerance limits are actually developed?

Thread starter SVSUSteve
Start date Feb 6, 2013

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SVSUSteve

Well-Known Member

Feb 6, 2013

Alternate punch line: "Wow, the NASA funding cuts have really forced the folks at Langley to simplify how they do their famous swinging impact studies."