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Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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NASA Opens Bids for Jet Propulsion Laboratory Management Contract

Technik·22.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

NASA Opens Bids for Jet Propulsion Laboratory Management Contract

NASA is opening up bids for the management of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) as its contract with Caltech expires in 2028. This move aims to explore competitive market benefits, enhance innovation, and find efficiencies, potentially involving other universities or defense contractors.

NASA, Mars yolculuğu için çığır açan lityum metal MPD motorunu test etti

Technik·28.04.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

NASA, Mars yolculuğu için çığır açan lityum metal MPD motorunu test etti

NASA, 2026 yılının ilk büyük testinde lityum metal buzarıyla çalışan Manyetoplazmadinamik (MPD) itici sistemini başarıyla ateşledi. 120 kilovat güç seviyesine ulaşan motor, 2.800 dereceyi aşan sıcaklıklarda çalışarak geleneksel kimyasal roketlere kıyasla %90'a varan yakıt tasarrufu sağlayacak. Psyche uzay aracının motorlarından 25 kat daha güçlü olan bu prototip, Mars'a insanlı görevlerin yolculuk süresini kısaltmak için gereken yüksek itiş kapasitesine sahip.