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Le liège est aussi et surtout utilisé sur tout les boucliers thermiques des capsules soviétiques/russes!
What do your favourite bottle of champagne and Ariane have in common? Here’s a hint: #Exomars. Maybe that will help you to find the answer before you check out the rest of the post.. #ArianeGrouppic.twitter.com/rwQhvWymjQ
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C'est vrai, mais nous ne communiquons que sur nos produits et souvent les gens ne se doutent pas que nous produisons du NORCOAT®, que nous utilisons du liège dans nos matières premières.
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ksp heatshield :P
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Of course, the KSP players are always ahead!
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They're propelled by a gas expansion ? Or is it that I can't imagine my life without both of them ?
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PS: the answer is in the video.
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How can one possibly assure no forward contamination takes place during the use of this? Is the innermost bark designed, via selected thickness of the insulating material, to peak at sterilizing temperatures during entry?
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It's a very good question, we'll ask our engineers.
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Wonderful!
I love it!!! 
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You have a point here! Cork is very well suited for thermal insulation purposes! Well, the heat shield of my
#MoonDot#spaceship (top left) was made of cork, and served its purpose very well - based on@ESA ARD heritage, of course!#STEMedpic.twitter.com/ACjJv6R1ye
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Did you use a real bottle cork to get your cork supply?
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