Sunday, March 4, 2012

Have you gone through these articles?


Simulation Analysis of Resource Depletion and Climate Change Trends

Aerospace researchers are studying combined climate change models and creating simulation studies to assist the military in planning for future trends and potential world crises.

Green Propulsion: Trends and Perspectives

Environmentally friendly alternatives could reduce the risk and cost of propulsion systems. Aerospace has been investigating possible candidates for national security space systems.

The Adaptation of Tactical Imaging Spectrometry to Applications in Earth Science

Long-wave infrared imagery is being applied to Earth observation activities in anticipation of future needs to assess climate change impacts around the globe and assist the Department of Defense in planning for potential outgrowth scenarios.

Rocket Soot Emissions and Climate Change

Scientists at The Aerospace Corporation have been studying the effects of rocket launch emissions on the atmosphere in anticipation of growing trends in space launch activities.

The Next Big Thing: Nanomaterials Development for Space Technology Applications

The ability to modify material properties and composite structures on the nanoscale offers intriguing possibilities for space system designers. Aerospace is evaluating nanomaterials and processing techniques that will directly affect future space capabilities.

Developing Nanoelectronics for Space Systems

Nanoelectronic technologies offer promising capabilities. As the commercial industrial base is shifting toward their use, Aerospace is exploring how to harness the best of their features for space systems.

Ultrashort-Pulse Lasers for Space Applications

Ultrashort-pulse lasers exhibit exotic, fantastic characteristics. Aerospace scientists and engineers are researching diverse applications that can take advantage of the broad spectrum and high power delivered by these devices.

The Emergence of Machine-Augmented Composites

Embedding simple machines in a polymer matrix yields complex materials suitable for applications ranging from launch vehicle fairings to golf clubs.

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