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... for Volume 62 62
'''Page ''' - 42-46
'''Year''' - 2009
'''Keywords''' - Solar cells, down converter, space application
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2009.62.42
'''Number of Pages''' - 5
Abstract
Improving solar cells performance in space through down ...
... of Pages''' - 7
Abstract
The Solar Power Satellite (SPS) system is a candidate solution to deliver power to space vehicles or to ... the use of photovoltaic cells as receiver surface, has been retained. Different frequencies can be used for the RF transmission ... technologies, with respect to different sets of constraints. The SPS system appears as an attractive solution for these applications. The ...
... of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 61 61
'''Page ''' - 290-294
'''Year''' - 2008
'''Keywords''' - Nanomaterials, strength, toughness, bio-inspired, hierarchical, space
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2008.61.290
'''Number ... -inspired hierarchical or fractal (2D-platelet-, 1D-fibre- or 0D-grained-reinforced) nanomaterials, ideal for (aero)space applications. As a practical example, we have treated recent experimental results on double cemented WC-Co ...
... that, with development, similar technologies would be particularly suited to space-borne applications, due to their safety, simplicity and light weight. The paper then goes on to suggest several possible directions for new research ... .192 here '''
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... for space solar power (SSP), Helium 3 (He3) mining, lunar PGM extraction and lunar oxygen (LUNOX) production. Creating the LDC to build and operate the infrastructure needed to harvest these new space resources for ...
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