The investments in technology development we made in 2015 not only support the Agency's current missions, but they will also enable new missions. Some of these projects will allow us to develop an in-space architecture for human space exploration; Marshall employees are developing and testing cutting-edge propulsion solutions that will propel humans in-space and land them on Mars. Others are working on technologies that could support a deep space habitat, which will be critical to enable humans to live and work in deep space and on other worlds. Still others are maturing technologies that will help new scientific instruments study the outer edge of the universe-instruments that will provide valuable information as we seek to explore the outer planets and search for life.
Marshall Space Flight Center Research and Technology Report 2015
2015
222 pages
Report
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Astronomy & Astrophysics , Space Launch Vehicles & Support Equipment , Technology assessment , Aerospace engineering , Aerospace environments , Systems engineering , Space exploration , Project management , Technology utilization , Research and development , Nasa programs , Spacecraft propulsion , Space manufacturing , Fabrication , Additive manufacturing , Life support systems , Cryogenics , Nuclear propulsion , Solar sails , Payloads , Space weather , Test stands