System and method for penetrating orbiting targets

Ammunition and explosives – Shells – With secondary shells

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102491, 102501, 89 111, F42B 1524

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ABSTRACT:
Self-dissipating projectiles for use in anti-satellite weapons or warheads are made from suitable solid materials capable of sublimation after relatively short periods of time at the low pressures found in outer space. The material is suitably a volatile organic compound such as naphthalene, paradibromobenzene, benzoic acid, or similar compounds which change directly from the solid to the gaseous phase without becoming liquid.

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