Space Technology 7 -- Micropropulsion and Mass Distribution
A. Carmain(California Institute of Technology), Oscar Hsu(Goddard Space Flight Center), Peiman Maghami(Goddard Space Flight Center), John Ziemer(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), James R. O’Donnell(Goddard Space Flight Center), Eric Ehrbar(Busek (United States)), Tom Roy(Busek (United States)), William Connolly(Busek (United States)), V. Hruby(Busek (United States)), F. Landis Markley(United States Naval Research Laboratory), Douglas Spence(Busek (United States)), Charles Dunn(California Institute of Technology), Ryan D. McCormick(Busek (United States)), N. Demmons(Busek (United States)), Jurg Zwahlen(Busek (United States))
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