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Home » Ceramics Propel Development of Green Engine for Satellites
Aerospace manufacturers and researchers worldwide face several ongoing challenges. One is moving older satellites to their graveyard orbit to minimize space debris and ensure they don’t collide with operational spacecraft.
A related challenge is improving electric propulsion for satellites. Interest in this technology continues to grow in popularity because it uses green propellants rather than chemical thrusters or rockets.