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Highlights of nanosatellite propulsion development program at NASA-Goddard space flight center

Rhee et al., 2000

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12830165684901188740
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Rhee M
Zakrzwski C
Thomas M
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Currently the GN&C's Propulsion Branch of the NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) is conducting a broad technology development program for propulsion devices that are ideally suited for nanosatellite missions. The goal of our program is to develop …
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