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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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The Goal of This Effort Will Be to Design a Spacecraft That Will Keep Overall Costs Very Low and Allow for a Number of Deep Space Missions. This Will Be Achieved by Keeping the Mass and Volume Low Enough to Be Launched Commercially by a Minotaur Iv Rocket Use Low Enriched Uranium to Keep Licensing Costs Low and Allow for Private Ownership and Utilize Small Satellite Technology to Keep Technology Costs Low. Current Estimates Predict 10 Cubesats of 7 KG Each Could Be Delivered to Europa on a Craft With a Total Wet Mass of 1100 KG and Length of 4 Meters Well Within the Requirements of Commercially Available Launch Vehicles.
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