Preparing for the next millennium: Report on the Sixth Annual Advanced Space Propulsion System Workshop
Gary L. Bennett, Robert Frisbee
Abstract
Gary L. Bennett, Robert Frisbee
Abstract
On 21–23 March 1995, JPL hosted the NASA Office of Space Access and Technology’s (OSATs) Sixth Advanced Space Propulsion Workshop. These workshops provide an informal means for researchers to exchange their research information in a timely manner. Presentations spanned the range from advanced chemical propulsion and advanced fission propulsion to plasma propulsion, fusion propulsion, antiproton propulsion to some intriguing uncategorized advanced concepts. This paper will provide a short summary of these informal presentations.
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On 21–23 March 1995, JPL hosted the NASA Office of Space Access and Technology’s (OSATs) Sixth Advanced Space Propulsion Workshop. These workshops provide an informal means for researchers to exchange their research information in a timely manner. Presentations spanned the range from advanced chemical propulsion and advanced fission propulsion to plasma propulsion, fusion propulsion, antiproton propulsion to some intriguing uncategorized advanced concepts. This paper will provide a short summary of these informal presentations.
Key concepts: Propulsion, In-space propulsion technologies, Aeronautics, Spacecraft propulsion, Space (punctuation), Aerospace engineering, Range (aeronautics), Engineering