With NASA\u27s current emphasis on a smaller, better, faster approach to planetary exploration, a new class of mission has been proposed called New Millennium. This class of mission encompasses solar system science that can be done with scientific payloads ranging from 10kg to 50kg, and launched on Med-Lite or smaller expendable launch vehicles (ELVs). The Advanced Space Analysis Office and the Space Propulsion Technology Division at NASA Lewis Research Center performed a study to assess the ability of advanced space propulsion technologies to enable challenging New Millennium mission to the solar system that would not be possible with existing chemical propulsion technology. This paper briefly reviews the technologies and analysis techniqu...
The main obstacle in achieving fast transit between earth and deep space destinations is not the lau...
As NASA\u27s designated Center of Excellence in Space Propulsion, Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC...
As part of a larger effort led by the Keck Institute for Space Studies at the California Institute o...
The last decade was a period of unprecedented acceptance of NASA developed electric propulsion by th...
This presentation reviews the activities of the New Millennium Program (NMP) in validating advanced ...
The Advanced Concepts Office at NASAs George C. Marshall Space Flight Center conducted a study to as...
This study evaluated the relative benefits of proposed deep space propulsion technology improvements...
NASA's In-Space Propulsion Technology Program is investing in technologies that have the potential t...
A study was performed to assess the benefits of advanced power and electric propulsion systems for v...
Plans are formulated for chemical propulsion technology programs to meet the needs of advanced space...
NASA is considering missions to explore near-interstellar space (40- 250 Astronomical Units) early i...
This presentation describes a number of advanced space propulsion technologies with the potential fo...
The sun tower concept of collecting solar energy in space and beaming it down for commercial use wil...
Chemical and electric propulsion technologies for operations beyond the shuttle's orbit with focus o...
A variety of Advanced Propulsion Concepts (APC) is discussed. The focus is on those concepts that ar...
The main obstacle in achieving fast transit between earth and deep space destinations is not the lau...
As NASA\u27s designated Center of Excellence in Space Propulsion, Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC...
As part of a larger effort led by the Keck Institute for Space Studies at the California Institute o...
The last decade was a period of unprecedented acceptance of NASA developed electric propulsion by th...
This presentation reviews the activities of the New Millennium Program (NMP) in validating advanced ...
The Advanced Concepts Office at NASAs George C. Marshall Space Flight Center conducted a study to as...
This study evaluated the relative benefits of proposed deep space propulsion technology improvements...
NASA's In-Space Propulsion Technology Program is investing in technologies that have the potential t...
A study was performed to assess the benefits of advanced power and electric propulsion systems for v...
Plans are formulated for chemical propulsion technology programs to meet the needs of advanced space...
NASA is considering missions to explore near-interstellar space (40- 250 Astronomical Units) early i...
This presentation describes a number of advanced space propulsion technologies with the potential fo...
The sun tower concept of collecting solar energy in space and beaming it down for commercial use wil...
Chemical and electric propulsion technologies for operations beyond the shuttle's orbit with focus o...
A variety of Advanced Propulsion Concepts (APC) is discussed. The focus is on those concepts that ar...
The main obstacle in achieving fast transit between earth and deep space destinations is not the lau...
As NASA\u27s designated Center of Excellence in Space Propulsion, Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC...
As part of a larger effort led by the Keck Institute for Space Studies at the California Institute o...