Advanced Power Sources for Space Missions (1989) / Chapter Skim
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1. Introduction
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space missions, the scope of the study was subsequently broadened to include consideration of military space power requirements other than those of SDIO, and of potential civil space power requirements, especially those of NASA, where power will be needed for earthorbital, interplanetary, and lunar-surface missions. In forming the Committee on Advanced Space Based High Power 6
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The committee held a meeting in Albuquerque designed to gather up-to-date information from the lEG's Field Support Team centered at Sandia National Laboratories. That team provides the lEG with technical analyses of the ongoing power system architecture studies, and includes personnel from NASA/Lewis Research Center, Sandia National Laboratories, and the U.S.
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That study led to the report "Advanced Nuclear Systems for Portable Power in Spacer (National Research Council 1983~. In the following chapters of this report, the committee discusses much of the information it acquired, with emphasis on those elements it believes provide a basis for its findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
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