Propulsion Laboratory Systems / Developing Greener Propulsion Systems / Finnegan / OTO B Y N A SA / NASA Goddard Propulsion Branch / Garrett / /
Country
Japan / United States / / /
Event
Reorganization / Product Issues / /
Facility
University of Houston / The laboratory / Goddard Space Flight Center / Propulsion laboratory / SDO observatory / Pennsylvania State University / University of Southern California / International Space Station / NASA’s Johnson Space Center / NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center / Laboratory Capabilities / NASA Headquarters / NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / Solar Dynamics Observatory / /
IndustryTerm
hazardous chemicals / protective equipment / hazardous chemical / space flight applications / propulsion systems / high-pressure gas propulsion system / transportation requirements / In-house equipment / propellant loading technologies / flight systems / flight hardware / in-space technologies / led several technology development programs / propulsion technology development projects / in-space systems / bipropellant hypergolic systems / in-space propulsion systems / technology development programs / propulsion technology development / technology transfer opportunities / house propulsion systems / chemicals / law / /
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Shining / /
Organization
NASA’s Johnson Space Center / Self Contained Atmospheric Protective Ensemble / NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center / Robotic Refueling Mission / Propulsion Lab / Pennsylvania State University / Tropical Rainfall Measurement Mission / International Space Station Mission / University of Southern California / Innovative Partnerships Program Office / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / University of Houston / NASA Goddard’s office of Patent / NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / Exploration Systems Mission Directorate / Innovative Partnerships Program Office at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center / /
The NASA Goddard Propulsion Branch’s demiseable hydrazine propellant spacecraft tank (GSC[removed]is pictured being installed into the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) propulsion system. The tank is designed to