Aerospace engineers in Germany watched through cameras as they activated a superconducting magnet to push aside electrons in a plasma layer surrounding the surface of a simulated space capsule in a vacuum chamber They hoped to form a narrow channel in the plasma through which radio signals could travel. Here, Button discusses the possible solution for the radio blackouts that have plagued returning space capsules since the 1960s.
Blackout busters
Aerospace America ; 55 , 4
2017
Article (Journal)
English
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