... of Washington, USA and J. Michael Kosterlitz now at Brown University, USA, pioneered work that showed that superconductivity or suprafluidity could occur in a flat world – on surfaces or inside extremely thin layers that can be considered two...
..., as well as reducing the dependence on them through direct current electrical system architectures. Detailed studies for fully-superconducting aircraft show that the use of HTS can reduce the PMAD system mass by as much as 95 percent. Such...
... geomagnetic field first proposed by Motojima and Yanagi in 2008 [25]. The LMT proposal would suspend a five-cable superconducting system from the Omaha Crater rim to shield exposed crater surface facilities. Magnetostatic modelling indicates that...
...’ or ‘HZE’ (high atomic number and energy) particles in some literature. Active radiation shielding using high temperature superconducting magnets. Designed to protect A spaceship with a metal skin that uses plastic interior walls and supports, with...
... coils (the plasma magnets) – a drag coil and a payload coil, both with sails attached – fastened together by a superconducting tether that contains wires to transfer power from one set of coils to the other. For this to work...
...and grouped to suit the lunar environment. PSRs like Shackleton, chilled to around -240C, could provide a stable, superconducting environment that is ideal for sensitive receivers and other antenna components. Another advantage of this crater is that...