Stuart Clark is the acclaimed author of "The Sun Kings" and
I have a new story published in The Guardian:
'Launching equipment into space is an expensive business: it costs $10,000 (£6,300) to lift every 0.45kg (1lb) of stuff into orbit. Making things smaller and lighter is, therefore, a natural route to reducing the cost of launching a spacecraft. It is no surprise then that the principles of nanotechnology - and the potential to reduce the mass and size of spacecraft and payloads - are focusing the minds of space engineers. ...'
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The Guardian: Nanotechnology can launch a new age of space exploration
Last Updated on 17 April 2012
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