uasal · jajohnson66 · Nov 28, 2023 · Nov 28, 2023 · Nov 28, 2023 · Nov 29, 2023
diff --git a/Reports/Radiation/Comparison of Orbital Proton Fluences.pdf b/Reports/Radiation/Comparison of Orbital Proton Fluences.pdf
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+## Orbital Radiation Reports Directory
+The following is a listing of reports found in this directory, along with their abstracts.
+
+### Comparison of Orbital Proton Fluences For Proposed STP: Pearl Mission Orbits
+
+This paper compares proton fluxes for four typical mission orbits: the MEO orbit; the Molniya HEO orbit; the TESS P/2 HEO orbit, and the Spitzer Earth Trailing
+orbit (ETO); for more detail on individual orbits, see the STP Orbital Comparison memo. The proton
+fluences are the result of SPENVIS modeling, with the exception of the ETO, which is cited from
+Spitzer data. Illustrations of the orbital paths and their proximity to the Van Allen Radiation Belts
+are also presented.
diff --git a/Reports/Radiation/Source/Comparison of Orbital Proton Fluxes.zip b/Reports/Radiation/Source/Comparison of Orbital Proton Fluxes.zip
diff --git a/Reports/Radiation/Source/Readme.md b/Reports/Radiation/Source/Readme.md
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+# Report Source Files
+This directory contains the Latex source files for reports contained within the Radiaiton Reports directory.
diff --git a/Reports/Vehicle/Readme.md b/Reports/Vehicle/Readme.md
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+# Launch Vehicle Reports Directory
+The following is a listing of reports found in this directory, along with their abstracts.
+
+**Preview of The SpaceX Starship: General Consensus on Weights & Fuel, and Calculated ∆V**
+The following memo describes characteristics of the SpaceX Starship that may be important to
+the development of orbital trajectories. SpaceX has not released any finalized details on the vehicle’s
+configuration as of this time, and a lot of the unofficial chatter on those details varies from week to
+week. What I have accumulated here is the general consensus on certain fundamental values that
+I have found in various reliable references, with those that have been repeated by more than one
+source given primacy. I have also provided basic ∆V calculations based on those values, which can
+act as a rough comparison when considering orbits and other options.
+
diff --git a/Reports/Vehicle/Source/Readme.md b/Reports/Vehicle/Source/Readme.md
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+# Report Source Files
+This directory contains the Latex source files for reports contained within the Launch Vehicles directory.
diff --git a/Reports/Vehicle/Source/The SpaceX Starship.zip b/Reports/Vehicle/Source/The SpaceX Starship.zip
diff --git a/Reports/Vehicle/The SpaceX Starship.pdf b/Reports/Vehicle/The SpaceX Starship.pdf
diff --git a/launch.md b/launch.md
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 3-sigma case of applied acceleration due to launch-
 induced vibrations.'' [do Vale Pereira, P. et al 2020 https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/smallsat/2020/all2020/121/] 
 
+### Vehicle Reports Directory:
+
+[Vehicle Reports](/Reports/Vehicle/Readme.md)
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+To go to the radiation reports directory:
 
+[Radiation Reports](/Reports/Radiation/Readme.md)
+
+add /Reports/Radiation/Readme.md
 Radiation effects and COTS electronics reading list:
 
 Sinclair, D., & Dyer, J. (2013). Radiation Effects and COTS Parts in SmallSats. In Small Satellite Conference (p. 12).
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		# Report Source Files
		This directory contains the Latex source files for reports contained within the Radiaiton Reports directory.