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Tag: TU Delft

Space Technology
Sam Kim

Ultra-thin lightsails with billions of tiny holes to enable high-speed space travel

Ultra-thin Lightsails: Revolutionizing High-Speed Space Travel TU Delft and Brown University researchers have engineered scalable lightsails, ultra-thin reflectors propelled by laser beams, to enable high-speed space travel like never before. These lightsails are equipped with billions of tiny holes, a groundbreaking innovation that promises to push the boundaries of space exploration. The concept of lightsails […]

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