Electric Propulsion in Spacecraft | Skill-Lync

Fire and rockets are somewhat synonymous to each other. What if we told you they aren’t? In this video, we talk about a specific type of rocket which uses electricity for propulsion. These electric propulsion systems are capable of running continuously for a very long time; one such system ran for more than a year without any hitches.

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