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| image=[[Image: | | image=[[Image:DY50.jpg|250px]] | ||
| classname= | | classname= DY-50 | ||
| classification= | | classification= Transport (Experimental) | ||
| affiliation= | | affiliation= People's Republic of China | ||
| built= | | built= [[1989]] | ||
| commission= | | commission= | ||
| completed= | | completed= 2 projected | ||
| active= | | active= 0 | ||
| mass= | | mass= 2,200 mt | ||
| length= | | length= 107.6 m | ||
| beam= | | beam= 39.5 m | ||
| height= | | height= 26.1 m | ||
| crew= | | crew= 2 | ||
| cruisespeed= | | cruisespeed= | ||
| sustainspeed= | | sustainspeed= | ||
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| defenses= | | defenses= | ||
| auxcraft= | | auxcraft= | ||
| guide= | | guide= [[DY sublight series (Guide)|DY sublight series]] | ||
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The '''DY-50''' craft were [[Earth]]'s first modern interplanetary spacecraft, though neither were actually operated (nor designed) to transit even to [[Luna]]. Instead, they were built as flight-worthy feasibility studies and successfully proved their viability, leading directly to the [[DY-100 (class)|DY-100]] series. | |||
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==Design Specifications== | ==Design Specifications== | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 26 March 2014
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| File:DY50.jpg | |
| DY-50 | |
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| Transport (Experimental) | |
| Affiliation | People's Republic of China |
| Completed | 2 projected |
| Active | 0 |
| Dimensions | |
| Mass | 2,200 mt |
| Length | 107.6 m |
| Beam | 39.5 m |
| Height | 26.1 m |
| Characteristics | |
| Crew | 2 |
| Combat Ratings | |
| Background | |
| Guide entry | DY sublight series |
The DY-50 craft were Earth's first modern interplanetary spacecraft, though neither were actually operated (nor designed) to transit even to Luna. Instead, they were built as flight-worthy feasibility studies and successfully proved their viability, leading directly to the DY-100 series.