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Home > News > NASA Investigates Revolutionary Space Exploration Concepts

June 15th, 2005

NASA Investigates Revolutionary Space Exploration Concepts

Abstract:
The NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts (NIAC) has selected its 2005 Phase 1 awards. The Phase 1 awards are 12, six-month study proposals beginning in September that could revolutionize space exploration.

(Including) Scalable Flat-Panel Nano-Particle MEMS/NEMS Propulsion Technology for Space Exploration in the 21st Century (PI: Dr. Brian Gilchrist, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.)

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