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A centre of excellence for aerospace systems, engineering consultancy and space systems development, specialising in entry, descent and landing systems for space vehicles.

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Posted on 06/04/202306/04/2023 by Joseph Lynch

NASA Dragonfly

Vorticity is proud to be part of NASA’s Dragonfly mission.

Dragonfly Mission Overview
Image credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Steve Gribben/Magda Saina
TagsAerospace, APL, Dragonfly, JHU, NASA, Parachute, Saturn, Space, Spacecraft, Titan

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