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Articles tagged: electric propulsion

  • geostationary orbit (GEO), Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV), satellite servicing, SpaceLogistics April 2021 Satellite servicing comes of age

    ... are shut down because they have run out of station-keeping propellant MEV-1 uses highly efficient Electric Propulsion (EP) engines, utilising xenon propellant to produce far more delta-v (velocity change) than standard chemical propellants. In fact...

    • geostationary orbit (GEO)
    • Mission Extension Vehicle (MEV)
    • satellite servicing
    • SpaceLogistics
    Authors: Joseph Anderson    
  • 06 June 2015 A quick(er) jaunt to Mars?

    ... Charlie Bolden during a news conference on potential new options for Mars travel, has been working on solar-electric propulsion systems, for example. In spite of this potentially welcome news, it still helps to remember that even with a shortened...

  • 31 March 2020 Rocket Propulsion

    ... of history and classification, mission requirements and trajectory analysis, and pretty much everything from thermochemistry to electric propulsion. Each chapter has a further reading list and there is an appendix on numerical methods and fluid...

  • international cooperation, ISS, RSC Energia, Vladimir Solntsev February 2016 Innovations in human astronautics

    ... future - a vehicle that would be able to deliver a manned ship and its crew to the Moon in a single launch. Electric propulsion engine transfer vehicles will have to be built in order to provide regular cargo traffic during the initial Moon...

    • international cooperation
    • ISS
    • RSC Energia
    • Vladimir Solntsev
    Authors: Vladimir Solntsev    
  • Angara, ILS, Intelsat 31, Proton 10 June 2016 Intelsat 31 Telecommunications Satellite Successfully Placed in Orbit

    ... from its initial launch date due to an issue associated with electrical ground system equipment at Launch Pad 24. The Proton booster that... satellite owners have began adopting electric propulsion, fleets of all-electric satellites, which can weigh 50...

    • Angara
    • ILS
    • Intelsat 31
    • Proton
  • Flying Object fund, satellite communications, space industry, space investment May 2022 The Space Industry in 2022

    ... of Europe, enabling space sustainability by providing the lowest SWaP (Size, Weight and Power) and most capable electric propulsion for spacecraft autonomy, collision avoidance and deorbiting once a satellite has reached its end of life. The...

    • Flying Object fund
    • satellite communications
    • space industry
    • space investment
    Authors: Josephine Millward    
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