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Articles tagged: electric propulsion

  • debris mitigation, In-orbit servicing, IOS, risk management, space insurance February 2021 In-orbit servicing and insurance – a marriage of convenience?

    ...sustainable space development. SpaceTug, Airbus’ autonomous satellite servicing vehicle, will rely on advanced robotics, electric propulsion, vision-based navigation and rendezvous and proximity technology to complete maintenance, logistics and space...

    • debris mitigation
    • In-orbit servicing
    • IOS
    • risk management
    • space insurance
    Authors: Katarzyna Malinowska    
  • AISSat, microsatellites, NASA, NorSat, Norwegian Space Agency April 2021 Norway’s pioneering use of microsatellites

    ... communication from Kongsberg Seatex and Space Norway, a precise navigation system from Fugro Norway, a miniaturised electric propulsion system from ThrustMe in France, and a miniature laser reflector for precise tracking from SCF Lab in Italy...

    • AISSat
    • microsatellites
    • NASA
    • NorSat
    • Norwegian Space Agency
    Authors: Jon Harr    
  • 11 February 2016 $19 Billion NASA Budget Proposed by White House

    ... from 2016. These funds would be used for a number of programs, including satellite servicing and development of solar electric propulsion. The aeronautics division funding has also increased, by $150 million from 2016 – amounting to $790 million...

  • ESA, gold-platinum cubes, gravitational waves, LISA Pathfinder, test-masses 07 June 2016 A green light for the LISA Pathfinder mission

    ... continued McNamara. The process of detecting extremely small movements using sophisticated technologies in gravitational sensors, electric propulsion, and laser ranging is known as ‘precision metrology’ and is crucial for advancing projects of this...

    • ESA
    • gold-platinum cubes
    • gravitational waves
    • LISA Pathfinder
    • test-masses
  • China, heavy rocket, Long March 5 04 November 2016 China launches new heavy-lift rocket

    ... vague, but supposedly the rocket carried an experimental Shijian-17 satellite, which will be used for testing electric-propulsion technology. The Long March 5 is made up of two stages and is 57 meters tall. It is capable of lofting 25 metric tons...

    • China
    • heavy rocket
    • Long March 5
  • Asteroid Redirect Mission, Deployable Space Systems (DSS), Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA), Space Systems Loral (SSL) 27 June 2017 New Roll-Out Solar Array tested at the ISS

    ... back inside the trunk of SpaceX’s Dragon cargo vehicle ready for its return to Earth. The solar electric propulsion technology that is scalable, can also be configured and combined with other ROSAs for very high power...

    • Asteroid Redirect Mission
    • Deployable Space Systems (DSS)
    • Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA)
    • Space Systems Loral (SSL)
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