Generator keeping the new Mars rover warm has a Dayton history
Generator keeping the new Mars rover warm has a Dayton history Thomas Gnau © Provided by Dayton Daily News University of Dayton Research Institute scientists and engineers Chadwick Barklay, left, Daniel Kramer and Richard Harris observe a Multi-Mission Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator that converts the heat from the natural decay of a plutonium-238 dioxide to electricity through solid-state thermoelectric couples. FILE Dayton is not just the birthplace of aviation. You might think of it also as the home of deep space power generation. The power generator keeping the ne...
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