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MEPSIS - Minimal electric propulsion systems for interplanetary spacecraft

K. I. Duck, William C. Isley

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Minimal electric propulsion systems for interplanetary spacecraft, discussing payload, reduced trip time and low thrust systems for Jupiter flyby

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Minimal electric propulsion systems for interplanetary spacecraft, discussing payload, reduced trip time and low thrust systems for Jupiter flyby

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Minimal electric propulsion systems for interplanetary spacecraft, discussing payload, reduced trip time and low thrust systems for Jupiter flyby

Key concepts: Electrically powered spacecraft propulsion, Interplanetary spaceflight, Spacecraft, Aerospace engineering, Propulsion, Ion thruster, Astrobiology, Spacecraft propulsion

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