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    Direct thrust measurements of 2U-sized bi-directional wave plasma thruster

    Direct thrust measurements of 2U-sized bi-directional wave plasma thruster by Shumeiko, Andrei I., Telekh, Victor D.

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    Starting Modes of Bi-Directional Plasma Thruster Utilizing Krypton

    Starting Modes of Bi-Directional Plasma Thruster Utilizing Krypton by Shumeiko, Andrei I., Telekh, Victor D., Ryzhkov, Sergei V.

    Published in Symmetry (Basel)
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    Development of a novel wave plasma propulsion module with six-directional thrust vectoring capability

    Development of a novel wave plasma propulsion module with six-directional thrust vectoring capability by Shumeiko, Andrei I., Telekh, Victor D., Mayorova, Vera I.

    Published in Acta astronautica
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    Experimental Study of Irradiation of Thin Oxide and Mo/Si Multilayers by High Brightness Broadband VUV/UV Radiation and Their Degradation

    Experimental Study of Irradiation of Thin Oxide and Mo/Si Multilayers by High Brightness Broadband VUV/UV Radiation and Their Degradation by Telekh, Victor D., Pavlov, Aleksei V., Kirillov, Daniil V., Vorob’ev, Evgeny V., Turyanskiy, Alexander G., Senkov, Viacheslav M., Tsygankov, Petr A., Parada-Becerra, Freddy F., Vesnin, Vladimir R., Skriabin, Andrei S.

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    Helicon engine in outboard air as a successful solution for maintaining small space vehicle in orbits up to 200 km

    Helicon engine in outboard air as a successful solution for maintaining small space vehicle in orbits up to 200 km by Shumeiko, A. I., Telekh, V. D.

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