CSTAR Distinguished Lecture - Dr. Elizabeth Turtle

CSTAR Distinguished Lecture - Dr. Elizabeth Turtle
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This is the 2020 Center for Space Technology & Research (CSTAR) Distinguished Lecture, to be given by Dr. Elizabeth "Zibi" Turtle, PI of NASA's Dragonfly Mission of Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.  Dragonfly is perhaps the most ambitious mission NASA has ever attempted, and the first NASA mission selected to conduct scientific exploration of a planet by Rotorcraft. More details about the event can be found here.

SSDL PPT - VERNE Mission Concept (Sam Rapoport)

Submitted by rsaborio6 on 26 October 2020
This presentation focuses on the NASA-funded Vertical Entry Robot for Navigating Europa (VERNE) project which is a concept study of a robotic mission to penetrate and operate within Europa’s ice shell and ocean.
This presentation focuses on the NASA-funded Vertical Entry Robot for Navigating Europa (VERNE) project which is a concept study of a robotic mission to penetrate and operate within Europa’s ice shell and ocean.

SSDL PPT - Optimization of On-Orbit Servicing Missions (Tristan Sarton du Jonchay)

Submitted by rsaborio6 on 26 October 2020
This presentation describes a methodology to optimize On-Orbit Servicing missions from a logistics perspective. Two case studies are presented about the short-term scheduling and long-term planning of OOS infrastructures.
This presentation describes a methodology to optimize On-Orbit Servicing missions from a logistics perspective. Two case studies are presented about the short-term scheduling and long-term planning of OOS infrastructures.
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