Space Environmental Effects (SEE) Testing Capability: NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center
H. DeWittBurns, Paul D. Crave, Miria Finckenor, Charles Finchum, Mary Nehls, Todd Schneider, Jason Vaughn
Abstract
H. DeWittBurns, Paul D. Crave, Miria Finckenor, Charles Finchum, Mary Nehls, Todd Schneider, Jason Vaughn
Abstract
Understanding the effects of the space environment on materials and systems is fundamental and essential for mission success. If not properly understood and designed for, the space environment can lead to materials degradation, reduction of functional lifetime, and system failure. Ground based testing is critical in predicting performance NASA/MSFC's expertise and capabilities make up the most complete SEE testing capability available.
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Understanding the effects of the space environment on materials and systems is fundamental and essential for mission success. If not properly understood and designed for, the space environment can lead to materials degradation, reduction of functional lifetime, and system failure. Ground based testing is critical in predicting performance NASA/MSFC's expertise and capabilities make up the most complete SEE testing capability available.
Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Space environment, Aerospace engineering, Space exploration, Systems engineering, Integration testing, Environmental tests, Computer science