Small Missions for Advanced Research in Technology
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Small Missions for Advanced Research in Technology (SMART)[1] was a European Space Agency programme for building technology demonstrator space probes and testing them in outer space as space missions.[2]
SMART missions include:
SMART-1, a mission to test electric propulsion rockets, by using Hall-effect thrusters; and also used as an outer space probe, and lunar probe.[3]
SMART-2LISA Pathfinder, a mission to test the feasibility of formation flying multiple satellites for precision laser measurement, for use as a gravity wave detector.[4][5]
1 2 Giampalmo, Giuseppe (February 1999). "The European Space Agency - a Brief Presentation". Cooperation in Space, Euro-Asian Space Week: where East and West finally meet, Singapore, 23-27 November 1998. Vol.430. Paris: European Space Agency. p.3. Bibcode:1999ESASP.430....3G. ISBN9290927208.
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