Moog has been an innovation leader in satellite propulsion innovation since the earliest days of spaceflight. Today, that legacy continues through leaders like Shae Williams, Moog Staff Project Engineer, who is driving the next generation of propulsion technologies. 🚀 This week, Shae moderated a panel at #GovMilSpace during SATShow Week , where industry and government leaders explored what’s next for satellite propulsion in the national security space market.
Moog's Shae Williams Leads Next Gen Satellite Propulsion Innovation
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GG goes electric. Sharing a look behind the scenes from last December. The General Galactic Electric Propulsion team tested a variant of our ET-series high-efficiency spacecraft engines. The ET-series was designed in-house, and is among the first new Hall thruster architectures developed for a wide variety of propellants. Testing was done in partnership with the SPACE lab at University of Washington to simulate the conditions of spaceflight.
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“HOUSTON - The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has awarded Intuitive Machines Inc. in Houston a $180.4 million contract to deliver seven science and technology payloads to the lunar south pole region, including a rover from the Australian Space Agency and systems developed by Blue Origin’s Honeybee Robotics.”
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This week, Maria Varmazis caught up with Troy Morris, co-founder and CEO of Kall Morris Inc, during Commercial Space Week 2026. Troy recaps KMI's busy 2025 highlighted by an ISS demonstration that returned after over 200 days of testing, during which astronaut Suni Williams and crew helped evaluate a larger arm system designed to capture unprepared objects as a “tow truck for space.” https://hubs.ly/Q0452_sY0
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“The path to space doesn’t have to be linear – but that’s what makes it inspiring.” 🚀✨ Discover the story of innovators using simulation to push the boundaries of human presence in space. 👇 👍
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