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Concurrent Mission Design of NEA Scout and Lunar Flashlight, Solar Sail Cubesat Missions
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Cold Gas Reaction Control System (RCS) for the Near Earth Asteroid (NEA) Scout CubeSat
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Solar Torque Management for the Near Earth Asteroid (NEA) Scout CubeSat Using Center of Mass Position Control
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Setting Sail for the Sun: The NEA Scout & Solar Cruiser Missions
Join HAL5 as we welcome back Les Johnson, who will talk about his work on developing solar sails at Marshall Space Flight Center and its role in propulsion and exploration of the Sun. With the successful flights of NASA's NanoSail-D and the Planetary Society's LightSail, solar sails are making the transition from an interesting idea to be demonstrated to technology ready for use on space missions. Scientists and engineers here in Huntsville are doing just that with the development of the Near Earth Asteroid Scout's 925 square foot solar sail that will fly in 2020. And that's not all, in August, a team led by NASA MSFC was selected as a finalist to develop an 18,000 square foot solar sail for a project called, Solar Cruiser, that may fly as early as 2024. If you would like to learn the fundamentals of solar sailing and get the scoop on these two innovative and exciting missions, then hang on as we "Set Sail for the Sun!"
Near Earth Asteroid (NEA) Scout Overview Part II
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Near Earth Asteroid Scout (NEA Scout): The USA’s First Solar Sail Propelled Interplanetary Science CubeSat
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Near Earth Asteroid Scout (NEA Scout) Science Concept of Operations Utilizing Onboard Data Analysis
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Robust Solar Sail Trajectory Design under Uncertainty with Application to NEA Scout Mission
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OECD-NEA HTTF Benchmark Progress and Updates
General slides discussing High Temperature Test Facility benchmark progress, Prismatic HTGR deployment, modeling and simulation tools for validating systems, and verification and validation issues. Also discuss collaboration and conclusions of RELAP5-3D validation activities based on HTTF with trends in data and international impact to accelerate deployment of prismatic HTGR microreactors by providing an opportunity for designers to assess their codes against experimental data and solutions from other codes.