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ThrustMe

Series : De la recherche fondamentale à la deeptech

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  00:01:44  2019  HD 16/9  Color  Sound

Miniaturised low-altitude satellites represent the future of global connectivity and real-time Earth monitoring. #ThrustMe enables this new space industry to be economically and environmentally sustainable by developing and marketing electric propulsion systems, which will be on display during the fair. This start-up was founded in 2017, and emerged from the Laboratoire de physique des plasmas (CNRS/Ecole polytechnique).

Producer : CNRS Images
 
Author : BENHAMMOU Lucie
Director : CARRÉ Fabien
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Audiovisual processPrises de vues réelles. Incrustation de textes.
Interventions en son direct sous-titré. Musiques, effets sonores.
PersonnalitiesAANESLAND Ane(LPP, UMR CNRS, Observatoire de Paris, Univ. Paris-Sud, Univ. Sorbonne Université)
NotesLPP : Laboratoire de Physique des Plasmas (INSIS)
Clip tourné à l’occasion du salon VivaTech en mai 2019.
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Only available for non-commercial distribution

Discipline

Space Sciences

kThematique

Innovation ; Corporate ; Engineering

Keywords  

Artificial satellite ; Miniaturisation ; Electric motor ; Start-up

Technical Sheet
Item No.6744
PublicLarge audience ; Specialised audience
Original SupportHD
VersionFrench ; English
LaboratoryUMR7648
Delivery supportDigitalised File