New type of Kevlar heading to ISS in October for space debris protection tests - Space.com

"We were able to reduce the weight by as much as 40% and still have it pass the tests for orbital debris needs."

By: Space.com

Sep 27 2024
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A next-generation space debris protection material is readying for a test trip to the International Space Station. The material, a sibling of the space-blanket polymer Kevlar, has been developed by… [+3765 chars]

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