What started as a problem in a ship, with important consequences for Boeing and NASA, has become a discovery of great impact
Recently, the two astronauts who were “blocked” in space managed to return to Earth. For Boeing, producer of the Starliner ship (who took them both, but he could not bring them back), however, the failure of the mission is far from finished. In fact, the company is trying to sell its Combalid spatial division by parts. The last: it seems that China has managed to “exploit” the main problem of Starliner.
Boeing’s problem as inspiration
In a surprising reversal of technological trend, Chinese scientists seem to have transformed the serious crisis that affects NASA (and above all Boeing) A revolution in aerospace propulsion. Boeing’s Starliner capsule has undergone multiple helium losses that have disabled their propulsion systems, leaving the two astronauts trapped for the international space station.
This accident has transformed the helium, an ultra -olto gas traditionally used to pressurize liquid fuels in a symbol of technical vulnerability. Now, Chinese researchers have seen in this same weakness a unique opportunity to develop a disruptive technology, capable of revolutionizing both the military and the space.
Solid propulsion led by Elio
The team of scientists, led by Yang Zenan at the University of Engineering of Harbin, revealed in a recent study – Published in the magazine Acta Air Force and Astronautica Sinica – Since Elio’s controlled injection can multiply the …
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