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New and Innovative Sensors and Instruments Development at NASA Earth Science Technology Office for Future Missions
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NASA Earth Science Technology Office (ESTO) Advanced Information Systems Technology (AIST) New Observing Strategies (NOS)
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Condition-based-maintenance of Electrical Motors for INSIGHT (Intelligent Stennis Gas House Technology) and NPAS (NASA Platform for Autonomous Systems)
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Potential Applications of Active Antenna Technologies for Emerging NASA Space Communications Scenarios
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A Decade of Technology Maturation Through NASA's Flight Opportunities Program
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Make It, Don’t Take It – In Space Manufacturing and Lunar Construction Technology Development at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center
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NASA Partnerships and Technology Licensing
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Enabling Extended Utilization of Cryogens in Space: Plans and Status of the Cryo Fluid Technologies Project under NASA’s Game Changing Development Program
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Future focal plane technology challenges for NASA's Origins Missions
This paper reviews the requirements and challenges we face to engineer and build the large area and very sensitive focal planes for interferometers and innovative single aperture telescopes to detect and characterize Earth-type planets around stars other than our sun.
Technology Development for NASA's Space Interferometry Mission (SIM) and Future More Ambitious Space Based Optical and Infrared Interferometers
Optical and infrared interferometers will open new vistas for astronomy over the next decade.
Advanced energy storage technologies for future NASA planetary science missions
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