Explore the evolution and future of on-orbit servicing and manufacturing in this informative National Space Society Space Forum presentation. Delve into NASA's journey from 1960s satellite servicing concepts to the groundbreaking OSAM-1 mission, set to launch in 2026. Learn about the technological advancements enabling robotic satellite refueling, orbit relocation, and large-scale space construction. Discover how government and private industry are collaborating to create a sustainable future in space through innovative technologies. Gain insights from James Tomaka, a mission systems engineer at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, as he discusses past achievements like the Hubble Space Telescope servicing missions and the International Space Station assembly, while highlighting the potential of robotics in future space activities.
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NSS Space Forum - NASA New Technologies: On-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing with James Tomaka
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National Space Society
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4.5 rating, based on 2 Class Central reviews
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Deetchetha.EThe course on NASA's On-Orbit Servicing and Manufacturing was insightful and engaging.
I learned how satellites can be refueled, repaired, and even built in space.
It showed the importance of sustainability and cost-efficiency in space missions.
The content was clear and easy to understand.
It expanded my knowledge of future space technologies.
Overall, a very useful and informative course. -
Ys RawatIT WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE, AND GAVE ME AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT SPACE AND THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES WE DEVELOPED FOR SPACE EXPLORATION WE ARE STILL IN A PHASE WHERE WE ARE DEVELOPING MORE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES...
