An engineer and a technician check out an ion engine in the Electronic Propulsion Research Building at the Lewis Research Center (now NASA’s Glenn Research Center) in 1961. Ion engines use electrostatic charge.
Źródło: Ion Engine Inspection
An engineer and a technician check out an ion engine in the Electronic Propulsion Research Building at the Lewis Research Center (now NASA’s Glenn Research Center) in 1961. Ion engines use electrostatic charge.
Źródło: Ion Engine Inspection
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