FEEP propulsion and thrust vectoring - with ENPULSION
About this episode
In this episode we speak with Alexander Reissner and Tony Schoenherr from ENPULSION – an Austrian propulsion technology manufacturer. We discuss:
- Field-emission electric propulsion (FEEP) - a form of propulsion using liquid metal as a propellant
- Thrust vectoring – the ability to control thrust direction for complex movements
- ENPULSION's history and product development process
- What such propulsion capabilities can bring to missions today, and where the field might be heading in the future.
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