Overview of NASA's RESOURCE (Resource Exploration and Science of OUR Cosmic Environment) Project
Overview of NASA's RESOURCE (Resource Exploration and Science of OUR Cosmic Environment) Project
- Neue Suche nach: Jennifer L Heldmann
- Neue Suche nach: Alexander Sehlke
- Neue Suche nach: Mathew C Deans
- Neue Suche nach: A Paz
- Neue Suche nach: J Kleinhenz
- Neue Suche nach: A Deutsch
- Neue Suche nach: Darlene S S Lim
- Neue Suche nach: Anthony Colaprete
- Neue Suche nach: Richard Elphic
- Neue Suche nach: Dana Hurley
- Neue Suche nach: Andy Rivkin
- Neue Suche nach: Dava Newman
- Neue Suche nach: J. Shaw
- Neue Suche nach: Kris Zacny
- Neue Suche nach: Kathryn Bywaters
- Neue Suche nach: Leo Stolov
- Neue Suche nach: Josh Coyan
- Neue Suche nach: Anna Wagner
- Neue Suche nach: Zara Mirmalek
- Neue Suche nach: Alexandra Matiella Novak
- Neue Suche nach: Deena Khalil
- Neue Suche nach: Jennifer L Heldmann
- Neue Suche nach: Alexander Sehlke
- Neue Suche nach: Mathew C Deans
- Neue Suche nach: A Paz
- Neue Suche nach: J Kleinhenz
- Neue Suche nach: A Deutsch
- Neue Suche nach: Darlene S S Lim
- Neue Suche nach: Anthony Colaprete
- Neue Suche nach: Richard Elphic
- Neue Suche nach: Dana Hurley
- Neue Suche nach: Andy Rivkin
- Neue Suche nach: Dava Newman
- Neue Suche nach: J. Shaw
- Neue Suche nach: Kris Zacny
- Neue Suche nach: Kathryn Bywaters
- Neue Suche nach: Leo Stolov
- Neue Suche nach: Josh Coyan
- Neue Suche nach: Anna Wagner
- Neue Suche nach: Zara Mirmalek
- Neue Suche nach: Alexandra Matiella Novak
- Neue Suche nach: Deena Khalil
The RESOURCE(Resource Exploration and Science of OUR Cosmic Environment) project is supported by NASA’s SSERVI (Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute) and is led by Principal Investigator (PI) Dr. Jennifer L. Heldmann and Deputy PIs Dr. Matthew Deans and Dr. Alexander Sehlke at NASA Ames Research Center. RESOURCE is focused on enabling In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) near the sites of robotic and/or human missions to enable sustainable and affordable exploration of the Moon and near-Earth objects (NEOs). This year RESOURCE has supported the development of a summary of the current state of knowledge regarding lunar polar volatiles as well as a comprehensive catalog and analysis of NEOs. RESOURCE is developing advanced mission capabilities to enable rapid, collaborative operations for lunar resource exploration missions. Hardware testing has been conducted to evaluate potential contaminants released during lunar polar regolith heating. Volatiles and particulates are the two sources of contamination that will affect the requirements of a water cleanup system, and RESOURCE research has identified the requirement for filtration prior to electrolysis for ISRU. RESOURCE also supports development of next-generation planetary drilling systems with integrated instrumentation within the drill. RESOURCE is also deeply committed to sustained efforts to engage educators, students, and broadening participation among under represented groups, and has partnered with Howard University in Washington, DC to foster minoritized students’ interest in STEAMD (science, technology, engineering, arts, math, design) careers through direct and virtual experiences with NASA Subject Matter Experts.
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Overview of NASA's RESOURCE (Resource Exploration and Science of OUR Cosmic Environment) Project
NASA Exploration Science Forum ; 2022 ; Boulder, CO, US
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