A Recent Study by Johns Hopkins and Advanced Ceramic Fibers LLC Worked Toward Ceramic Matrix Composites able to Withstand up to 3,500°C for Space Heatshields

July 13, 2021

NASA Interstellar Probe Study

This article was published on "CompositesWorld," July 13th, 2021. The article details the results of a seven-month project that detailed the ability to withstand up to 3,500°C and it showed promising initial results.

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A Recent Study by Johns Hopkins and Advanced Ceramic Fibers LLC Worked Toward Ceramic Matrix Composites able to Withstand up to 3,500°C for Space Heatshields

NASA Interstellar Probe Study

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