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Hi, I recently upgraded my laptop to windows 10 and can now no longer log in to My VirginMedia web page in either Edge or Chrome. When I click "Sign In", and fill in my details it simply hangs on the "Logging in" screen. If I turn on Developer tools, I see "token has expired". I've tried clearing cookies and Cache etc, but nothing works.

To do that, first you have to figure out what your network address is on your new virgin LAN. Log into your virgin router as admin and have a look at the network configuration, and especially at the dhcp server configuration.

Lovely full page pic of RF128 taken from the starboard side on P75 of WL photo archive 15 shows most of the fuselage, paddle bladed props and starboard canopy blister, as well as circular windows in the upper fuselage escape hatches. Also the bases of what seems to be two whip aerials on the upper fuselage (I'm not certain of this)

I ordered the 3D printed blanking windows today (they match the stressed skin of the Border Lanc and are not a flat piece of plastic). Happy to hear that RF128 has the H2S radar. I suspected it did although I have two other nose shots (minus the crew) similar to the link you posted where it is hard to tell if the H2S is there. I want to build with the H2S installed.

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IMO that's enormous for an airplane, especially for a spaceplane! But, wouldn't such large windows cause problems? The Concorde had particularly small windows (passengers say that it's almost passport book sized) to maintain the integrity of the airframe and cabin pressure if a window happened to crack at 60,000 feet AMSL.

First and foremost, we're not handling metals here. Composites have the advantage of being able to be made stronger by adding on a few layers around high-stress area like windows. This was difficult with metals since this needed some sort of fasteners or adhesives to do. This reinforcement is seen in the photo below.

The windows are designed to keep an even pressure all around in the context of the fuselage shape at that point. You'll notice the flange design which keeps the fuselage shape and stop it from popping open. This is a little like the thicker part of a bottle neck. This is very difficult (if possible) to do well in a metal fuselage to this extent.

The usage is completely different. Concorde was a commercial aircraft, intended for many years of operation. This is a very low-cycle aircraft which will see a fraction of that flying. The number of pressurisation cycles is a lot lower, putting much less force on the windows.

Concorde was a commercial aircraft with weight and operating price in mind. This aircraft is built for this purpose, with the windows considered as a main feature from the start. You could probably have been able to make the windows a lot larger on Concorde, at the unacceptable price of weight, production and operating cost.

With Concorde, since the point of the craft was to get people from point A to point B very very quickly, they put money into big engines and efficient aerodynamics. The view doesn't really matter in that equation, but you do need structural integrity. So they went with the cheapest way to get that structural integrity, small windows.

Virgin Galactic, on the other hand, is selling an experience. And frankly, if you're going into space the two biggest selling points are going to be zero gravity and, honestly, the view. Hence, even though it will make the craft more expensive to reinforce properly, they are installing very large windows.

As a note, airliner manufacturers could also install big old huge windows if they wanted as well, but do you want to pay another $50 a flight just to have a bigger window? For most people the answer is no...hence small windows.

A total of 17 windows (five for the pilots and 12 for passengers) perforate the cabin walls. Each one is bordered by foam that passengers can grasp, in order to get the best view while floating around the cabin during zero-g.

"Our New Shepard capsule features the largest windows in spaceflight history," Blue Origin representatives wrote on the company's website. "These windows make up a third of the capsule, immersing you in the vastness of space and life-changing views of our blue planet." [How Blue Origin's Suborbital Rocket Ride Works (Infographic)]

"Now we're flying our windows that are really geared to space tourism. They only pass visible light," said Erika Wagner, business development manager for Blue Origin. "They've been heavily tested on the ground, and we're now testing them in flight," she told Space.com, adding that the windows are fabricated by the company.

Rutan also underscored the engineering design issues, materials required and rigorous stress testing needed when fabricating shatterproof windows. He pointed out, for example, the small porthole-like windows used in the Concorde supersonic transport program. These were sized so that, if one blew out, the high-flying aircraft would maintain enough pressurization to keep people alive during the plane's descent.

Blue Origin's windows provide a much different view than the one enjoyed by America's first human suborbital traveler, Alan Shepard, aboard his Freedom 7 Mercury capsule flight in May 1961. He was provided two 6-inch (15 cm), circular portholes.

Over the decades, there has been a progression of quality windows for human space travel, from the two-seat U.S. Gemini spacecraft to the Apollo moon landing effort, to the American Skylab experimental space station program, and then to the space shuttle era.

But for orbital space travel, windowwise, nothing matches those of the International Space Station's Cupola, a European Space Agency-built observatory module. Cupola means "dome" in Italian. Until its seven windows arrived in early 2010, ISS crews peered out of small portholes, or, at best, the 20-inch (50 cm) window in the U.S. Destiny laboratory.

"Large, clear windows provide the illusion that there is no structure between the astronaut and the Earth. It's a more personal experience than say looking at images on a screen. When the [ISS] Destiny science window was launched," she pointed out, "the astronauts said it was so clear they felt they could fall through it to the Earth."

Stained-glass windows have been admired for their utility and beauty since ancient Rome, when pieces of colored glass were assembled into patterned window frames. In Europe, the art of stained glass reached its height between 1150 and 1500, when magnificent windows were created for great cathedrals.

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