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ThrustMe, Marble and Reflex to test iodine-fueled Hall-effect thruster
SALT LAKE CITY — French propulsion startup ThrustMe has high expectations for an iodine-fueled Hall-effect thruster set to launch in 2026 on a Marble Imaging satellite built by Reflex Aerospace.
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