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New propulsion system could make tiny satellites both fast and fuel-efficient

A new propulsion system combines the power and speed of conventional chemical thrusters with the precision and fuel-efficiency of electrical thrusters. The system could enable small satellites capable of both fast, powerful maneuvers and slower, precise adjustments.

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news.mit.eduStai leggendo4 g fa

New propulsion system could make tiny satellites both fast and fuel-efficient

A new propulsion system combines the power and speed of conventional chemical thrusters with the precision and fuel-efficiency of electrical thrusters. The system could enable small satellites capable of both fast,…

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gizmodo.com2 g fa

This Clever New Engine Could Send Briefcase-Size Spacecraft to Mars

"It's the best of both worlds."

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  1. lunedì 1 giugno 2026·news.mit.edu

    New propulsion system could make tiny satellites both fast and fuel-efficient

    A new propulsion system combines the power and speed of conventional chemical thrusters with the precision and fuel-efficiency of electrical thrusters. The system could enable…

  2. giovedì 4 giugno 2026·gizmodo.com

    This Clever New Engine Could Send Briefcase-Size Spacecraft to Mars

    "It's the best of both worlds."