Herakles Architecture Kinetic Energy is viewed as an in-situ resource. An Impulse Engine (formerly named a Recycler, or a CataMitt Recycler) is a large.

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Herakles Architecture Kinetic Energy is viewed as an in-situ resource. An Impulse Engine (formerly named a Recycler, or a CataMitt Recycler) is a large device that extracts kinetic energy from an arriving spacecraft, converts it into electricity via regenerative braking, and immediately applies that electricity to launch a partner spacecraft. This enables space hardware to shift from being primarily expendable to being primarily reusable in nature. While it has constraints, it also has a significant potential to reduce the cost of round trip space travel between select destinations, such as a Molniya orbit, geosynchronous orbit, and the Moon.

Impulse Engine Science Department, Cerritos High School Cerritos, CA By Philip A. Turek

ASAT Mission

IE Image

The big picture

Interface Plate With Interchangeable Berthing Cradles

Orbital Waltz

Progress_a farview

Progress Exchange

Low Operating Cost

Crew Rotation to a Lunar South Pole Base

Impulse Engines at Mars

Extending Impulse Engines to Mars Phobos Impulse Engine: Access 323 km low Mars orbit inclined 43 deg.  V 3.5 km/s from LEO to LMO. Deimos Impulse Engine: Access 297 km low Mars orbit inclined 80 deg.  V 3.7 km/s from LEO to LMO

Extending IEs to Asteroids

Electrostatic Radiation Shielding

A Manned Base

Why Are There Grooves on Phobos?

Andromeda

Outreach

IE Research Community We’re Building Our Future in Space

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