Moon & Mars Orbiting Spinning Tether Transport - Tethers Unlimited

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Ongoing Tether Work Under NIAC Funding• Objectives:– Perform Technical & Economic Analysis of Tether Transport Systems– Identify Technology Needs– Develop Conceptual Design Solutions– Prepare for Flight Experiments to Demonstrate Tether TransportTechnology• Moon & Mars Orbiting Spinning Tether Transport (MMOSTT)– TUI Prime, Boeing/RSS sub– Develop Design for a 2.4 km/s ∆V LEOGTO Tether Boost Facility– Develop & Simulate Methods for Tether-Payload Rendezvous– Identify Near-Term Commercial and Scientific Applications– Investigate Cislunar, Mars, & other Tether Transport Architectures• Hypersonic Airplane Space Tether Orbital Launch (HASTOL)– Boeing/RSS prime, TUI sub– Design Launch Architecture Combining a ~7 km/s ∆V Tether BoostFacility with a Mach 10-12 Hypersonic AirplaneTUI/MMOSTT 2
Summary of Advantages• Tether Boost Facilities Can Provide a Fully-ReusableIn-Space Propulsion Architecture– LEO ⇔ MEO/GTO– LEO ⇔ Lunar Surface– LEO ⇔ Mars– ETO Launch, in combination with Hypersonic Airplane/RLV• Momentum Exchange + Electrodynamic Tether CanEnable Propellantless Propulsion Beyond LEO• Rapid Transfer Times– 5 days to Moon– 90 days to Mars• Reusable Infrastructure + Low Consumables Lower CostTUI/MMOSTT 3
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Tethers Unlimited, Inc.MMOSTT Final
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NIAC Funded Tether Research• Moon
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Electrodynamic Reboost• Power sup
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Cislunar Tether Transport System•
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MXER Tethers Included in NASA’sII
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5mt Payload Tether Boost Facilityfo
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LEOGTO Boost Facility• Initial Fa
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Tether Boost FacilityControl Statio
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LEOGTO Boost Facility• TetherSim
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Rendezvous• Rapid AR&C Capability
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Proposed RETRIEVE TetherExperiment
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µTORQUE on Delta IV• Delta-IV Se
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Opportunities for NASATechnology De
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AIAA 2000-3842COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMEN
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--Commercial Tether Transport AIAA
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-Commercial Tether Transport AIAA 2
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Commercial Tether Transport AIAA 20
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Commercial Tether Transport AIAA 20
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Momentum Exchange/Electrodynamic Re
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DESIGN AND SIMULATION OF A TETHER B
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Tether Boost Facility Design AIAA 2
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Tethers Unlimited, Inc.Cislunar Tet
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Interim Report Outline- Configurati
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Mission Definition¥ Payload Capaci
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Baseline Control Station DetailsTET
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Baseline Grapple AssemblyCAPTURES A
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LEO Facility System ArchitectureGRA
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Payload Adapter Assembly Subsystems
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Potential Reeling FunctionsReeling
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LEO Control Station Weights16
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Payload Adapter Assembly Weights18
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Tether Boost FacilityRequired Power
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Electrical Propulsion Voltage´ Spe
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Potential Reeling FunctionsReeling
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Preliminary Reeling AnalysisθθAss
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Tether Boost FacilitySystem Require
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Table of Contents1 Scope ..........
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2 ReferencesThis section lists docu
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The system shall measure and contro
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4 Ground Rules & AssumptionsThis se
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Appendix F: Tether Boost Facility D
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Page 210 and 211: Rapid Earth-Mars Transport• Reusa
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IAF-00-S.6.04TETHER SYSTEMS FOR SAT
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IAF-00-S.6.04The LEO⇒GTO Tether B
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Tethers Unlimited, Inc.Appendix K:
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Appendix N. MXER Tether for Deployi
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NOMENCLATURESymbol MeaningA payload
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DepartureangleA = 1.5π - (ω + u
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Tether material has a "characterist
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Rendezvous of Grapple with PayloadT
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