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<BR/>The action of applying an explosive force and separating a package section  
 
<BR/>The action of applying an explosive force and separating a package section  
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away from the remaining part of a [[Rocket Vehicle|rocket vehicle]] or [[Reentry Body|reentry body]], usually to retrieve an instrument or to obtain a record made during early flight. See [[Fallaway Section|fallaway section]].  
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early flight. See [[Fallaway Section|fallaway  
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''This article is based on NASA's [[NASA SP-7|Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use]]''
 
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Blowoff


The action of applying an explosive force and separating a package section away from the remaining part of a rocket vehicle or reentry body, usually to retrieve an instrument or to obtain a record made during early flight. See fallaway section.

References

This article is based on NASA's Dictionary of Technical Terms for Aerospace Use