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Use of prefabricated, off-the-shelf technology makes experimenting with this concept quite flexible. A modified cathode-ray tube is described, In essence, it is a cathode tube that has direct contact with the surrounding vacuum of space and the space fields therein. It is specialized for use in space propulsion as a stand-alone propulsion system.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | Use of prefabricated, off-the-shelf technology makes experimenting with this concept quite flexible. A modified cathode-ray tube is described, In essence, it is a cathode tube that has direct contact with the surrounding vacuum of space and the space fields therein. It is specialized for use in space propulsion as a stand-alone propulsion system. | ||
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| Title | Vacuum of Space Cathode-Ray Propulsion System |
| Author(s) | James E Hartman |
| Keywords | cathode ray tube, experiment, propulsion |
| Published | 1997 |
| Journal | Electric Spacecraft Journal |
| Number | 25 |
| Pages | 16-17 |
Abstract
Use of prefabricated, off-the-shelf technology makes experimenting with this concept quite flexible. A modified cathode-ray tube is described, In essence, it is a cathode tube that has direct contact with the surrounding vacuum of space and the space fields therein. It is specialized for use in space propulsion as a stand-alone propulsion system.