Marshall Space Flight Center Research and Technology Report 2020
John Dankanich, Roger Lawrence Frederick
Abstract
John Dankanich, Roger Lawrence Frederick
Abstract
Many of NASA’s missions would not be possible if it were not for the investments made in research advancements and technology development efforts. The technologies developed at Marshall Space Flight Center contribute to NASA’s strategic array of missions through technology development and accomplishments. This annual Research and Technology Report features brief write-ups from the scientists, researchers, and technologists of Marshall Space Flight Center who are working these enabling technology efforts, which are facilitating NASA’s ability to fulfill the ambitious goals of innovation, exploration, and discovery.
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Many of NASA’s missions would not be possible if it were not for the investments made in research advancements and technology development efforts. The technologies developed at Marshall Space Flight Center contribute to NASA’s strategic array of missions through technology development and accomplishments. This annual Research and Technology Report features brief write-ups from the scientists, researchers, and technologists of Marshall Space Flight Center who are working these enabling technology efforts, which are facilitating NASA’s ability to fulfill the ambitious goals of innovation, exploration, and discovery.
Key concepts: Research center, Aeronautics, Space research, Center (category theory), Technology development, Space (punctuation), Space technology, Engineering