Cryogenic systems for spacecraft

Vorreiter, J. W.

doi:10.1080/00107518008210956

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“…It should be noted that closed-loop cryostats also offer a longer lifetime compared with open loop ones. Although the helium leakage is unavoidable and amplified when there are sources of heat within the chamber, closed-loop recycles the Helium in a more conservative manner [745].…”

Section: Mechanical Stability/vibration Isolation/alignmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Quantum Physics in Space

Belenchia,

Carlesso,

Bayraktar

et al. 2021

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Advances in quantum technologies are giving rise to a revolution in the way fundamental physics questions are explored at the empirical level. At the same time, they are the seeds for future disruptive technological applications of quantum physics. Remarkably, a space-based environment may open many new avenues for exploring and employing quantum physics and technologies. Recently, space missions employing quantum technologies for fundamental or applied studies have been proposed and implemented with stunning results.The combination of quantum physics and its space application is the focus of this review: we cover both the fundamental scientific questions that can be tackled with quantum technologies in space and the possible implementation of these technologies for a variety of academic and commercial purposes.

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confidence: 99%