But contrary to what you might think, hydrazine's best application as rocket fuel comes as something other than an earth-shattering, core-stage booster rocket as the Germans attempted. Photo ...

Researchers from the Alabama Material Institute at the University of Alabama are collaborating with Air Force Research Laboratories to develop a new safer and efficient fuel for satellites. The Advanc ...

Since 2012, the folks over at NASA have been working on developing a high performance "green" rocket propellant it hoped to one day use as an alternative to the incredibly toxic hydrazine fuel ...

BOULDER, Colo. — A spacecraft that will test the unique attributes of a high-performance, nontoxic, "green" fuel on orbit is being prepped for launch in 2017. NASA's Green Propellant Infusion ...

A jury this week awarded $228.5 million to seven plaintiffs in their case against Nevada-based water company Real Water, which sold alkaline water tainted with hydrazine, a highly toxic chemical ...

Hydrazine, . . . it's not just for rocket fuel any more !!! MBadgero April 2, 2012 09:24 AM Hydrazine is ridiculously toxic for anyone to believe it would ever work.

Smart money would have been on the hydrazine as the limiting factor, but as reaction wheels mysteriously started to fail—first one on Dawn in 2010, followed by one of Kepler’s in 2012—the ...

Odyssey started out with nearly 500 pounds of hydrazine fuel, though last year it looked as if the spacecraft was running much lower on fuel than had been predicted. Recommended Videos.

The Navy's going to fire a missile at a broken satellite to keep it from crashing into the Earth and spilling hydrazine, a toxic rocket fuel. Whoa. There's a high holy-cow factor here, we have to ...

The key component of the Hummingbird is its propulsion system. It uses a rocket engine that runs on hydrazine fuel. More importantly, it holds a lot of that fuel.

The Navy missile made a precise strike, hitting the satellite's fuel tank. — -- The Navy not only succeeded in knocking a falling spy satellite out of the sky 130 miles up, but officials ...