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Georgia Tech teams up with NASA to launch the Lunar Flashlight spacecraft – WABE

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Georgia Tech's Lunar Flashlight spacecraft prepares for launch; Longtime meteorologist Glenn Burns on his retirement – WABE

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NASA is sending this briefcase-sized spacecraft to orbit the Moon in search of water

If the Lunar Flashflight detects the presence of water ice on the Moon, NASA says it could prove a valuable resource for future Artemis missions. ....

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Artemis One mission | Dr. Glenn Lightsey | Georgia Tech

As NASA prepares for another try launching its rocket toward the moon, a professor of space technology at Georgia Tech will be watching with vested interest. ....

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CubeSat on Artemis I Uses Georgia Tech Propulsion System

We Are Going: Georgia Tech team develops propulsion system of CubeSat onboard Artemis I. Watch the launch coverage here (beginning at 6:30 am EDT) Prof. Glenn Lightsey All eyes will be on the sky as NASA’s Artemis I mission launches from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Georgia Tech David Lewis Professor of Space Systems Technology, Glenn Lightsey, and his team developed ....

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