... long with an unfuelled mass of 240 tonnes and a maximum fuel load of 400 tonnes of hydrogen and 110 tonnes of oxygen (...although it rarely needs to use its full fuel capability). It can house payloads in its central pressurised section ...
...that the lack of affordable communication solutions represents. This need for increased capital efficiency will further fuel adoption of the already growing trend of the ‘ground station as a service’ (GSaaS) model. A more efficient alternative to the...
...-value products, which might include propellants or power system fuels in addition to life support oxygen and water. The ...methane (CH4) gas, that can be stored and later converted into a fuel. It is estimated that a crew of four on a one-year mission ...
...orbits which could “because of their advantages in fuel efficiency create natural corridors of movement and commerce”. ...balance and which are advantageous in terms of position and fuel expenditure. Published in 1890, Alfred Thayer Mahan’s The ...