Laser propulsion in space : fundamentals, technology, and future missions /

"Space launches have evoked the same vivid image for decades: bright orange flames exploding beneath a rocket as it lifts off and thunders into the sky. An alternative acceleration system could reshape that vision forever, with rockets leaving their energy source on the ground... or in space. L...

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Andre forfattere: Phipps, Claude R.
Format: Electronisk eBog
Sprog:engelsk
Udgivet: Amsterdam, Netherlands ; Oxford, United Kingdom ; Cambridge MA : Elsevier, [2024]
Serier:Elsevier aerospace engineering series.
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520 |a "Space launches have evoked the same vivid image for decades: bright orange flames exploding beneath a rocket as it lifts off and thunders into the sky. An alternative acceleration system could reshape that vision forever, with rockets leaving their energy source on the ground... or in space. Laser Propulsion in Space: Fundamentals, Technology, and Future Missions takes readers on a comprehensive journey from the theoretical overview of propulsion fundamentals, to reviews of current projects involving high-power CW fiber lasers and energetic mm-wave sources with their ongoing and potential end-use applications in beamed energy propulsion (BEP). Written by experts in the field, this mathematically sound reference text also highlights graphical solutions of equations' results, as well as case studies with worked-out examples, making this book an invaluable compendium for students, researchers, technology developers and futurists in understanding the promise and challenges of this emerging technology. - Covers beamed energy propulsion advances - Highlights state-of-the-art BEP applications of LEO debris removal, suborbital and orbital launch, solar system exploration, and interstellar lightsail probes, as well as advances in related photon source technologies and infrastructures - Includes opinion sections explaining why we as a technical society should care about each chapter's topic and the considerably good outcomes that can be achieved with laser engines - Is accompanied by a website with video clips and other ancillary materials to enhance insight." 
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505 0 |a 1 Basic theory of laser propulsion -- 2 Breakthrough Starshot program overview -- 3 Starshot system model -- 4 Space situational awareness: the potential role of lasers in long-term sustainability of space operations -- 5 State of the art in high-power lasers -- 6 High-power laser engines -- 7 Large-scale directed energy -- 8 The ways to improve momentum and kinetic efficiency of laser propulsion -- 9 Laser-driven, In-Tube Accelerator (LITA) -- 10 Fly by light - demos and prizes -- 11 The dual-use dilemma and high-energy systems in space. 
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