The US and European countries are planning to phase out the toxic hydrazine fuel used for satellites. Manastu Space has ...

This is hydrazine, and it's the toxic, carcinogenic, potentially explosive chemical concoction powering satellites across the globe and beyond.

GPIM is the nation's first mission to exhibit, in a relevant space environment, an alternative to the highly toxic and corrosive hydrazine fuel commonly used by spacecraft today.

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 ...

Conventional fuel cells generate electricity by oxidizing hydrogen, but the inorganic alkaline liquid hydrazine (N2H4) promises higher energy densities and is thus being considered for new types ...

There was additional evidence that the missile was a perfect strike. "We have a fireball and given that there's no fuel, that indicates … a hydrazine fire," he said.

This transforms the fuel into a brittle, glass-like solid, but it doesn’t cause the fuel to expand like frozen water or hydrazine.

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. A fully assembled system is ...

But occasionally, in order to adjust the ever-spinning wheels without changing orientation, the spacecraft would use hydrazine fuel to fire thrusters.

By using hydrazine hydrate, which consists of only hydrogen and nitrogen, as the fuel, and developing new materials for the electrode catalyst, Daihatsu achieved both an output density of 0.50 W ...

To pump in more hydrazine fuel, a device would need to slice the tape that holds down an insulating blanket on satellites.