AN ELECTROSTATIC PROPULSION SYSTEM WITH A DIRECT NUCLEAR ELECTRO-GENERATOR
Electrostatic propulsion system with direct nuclear electrogenerator
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Electrostatic propulsion system with direct nuclear electrogenerator
Onboard colloidal particle generator for electrostatic engines
Electrostatic & electromagnetic drag forces on a spherical satellite
Space charge-flow theory and electrode design for electrostatic rocket engines
Application of field-ion emission to electrostatic rocket engines - ionization lifetimes of hydrogen, lithium, sodium, rubidium, cesium, and xenon
Propagation of electrostatic plasma waves in inhomogeneous electric fields
Electrostatic propulsion system with a direct nuclear electrogenerator
Alkali polarizabilities by atomic beam electrostatic deflection method
Spacecraft colloidal generator for electrostatic propulsion
Nasa research report on heavy-particle electrostatic spacecraft thrustors using colloidal particles
Method of electrostatic ion gun design with central trajectory beam requirements, and an extension of this method to thick beams
Operation and design of a cerium-144 radioisotope electrostatic space propulsion system considering radiation hazards and radioisotope availability
Problems associated with a cerium-144 radioisotope electrostatic propulsion system, such as radiation hazards, fuel availability, and spacecraft design
Radioisotope electrostatic propulsion system feasibility and its potential for future space missions without undue radiation hazards
Colloidal particle generator for electrostatic rocket engine using a convergent-divergent nozzle
Radioisotopes for electrostatic propulsion of small space vehicles
Electrostatic field intensity measurement by sputnik iii satellite
Measurement of electrostatic field intensity at rocket surface in atmospheric flight