It’s barely the size of a key on your keyboard but it may take tiny satellites where few people have gone before.
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Tiny satelliets could reach space with stamp-sized thrusters
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Published October 27, 2013
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Remember that Lego spaceship you once built? What if it could have a working thruster the size and weight of a Lego brick?
MIT professor Paulo Lozano is designing prototype “microthrusters” that would propel pint-size satellites in orbit and into deep space.
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