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Space Technology Mission Directorate - Game Changing Development Program: FY22 ISRU Pilot Excavator (IPEx) Annual Review Presentation

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Space Technology Mission Directorate Game Changing Development Program Advanced Alkaline Electrolyzer (AAE)

This is the annual summary poster to be presented at the FY22 STMD GCD Annual Program Review.

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Space Technology Mission Directorate - Game Changing Development Program: FY22 Dust Mitigation Standards Annual Review Presentation

Develop an accessible, understandable, comprehensive, and refereed guide to avoiding lunar dust problems during surface operations, both for inexperienced mechanisms designers in academia or small companies *and* for seasoned mission veterans. Extensive references into the detailed technical literature provide a “how to” lunar dust mitigation reference.

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Space Technology Mission Directorate - Game Changing Development Program: FY22 ODME Annual Review Presentation

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Space Technology Mission Directorate - Game Changing Development Program: FY22 Astrobotic TRN Annual Review Presentation

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Space Technology Mission Directorate - Game Changing Development Program: FY22 Motors for Dusty and Extremely Cold Environments (MDECE) Annual Review Presentation

Develop an unheated magnetically-geared motor and an unheated piezoelectric motor that can operate continuously for a long duration at an ambient temperature of -243 ºC (33 K)

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