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ThrustMe CEO discusses iodine-powered engines for moving satellites
ThrustMe co-founder and CEO Ane Aanesland discussed satellite engines on a French business and technology programme.
The conversation focused on moving satellites in orbit.
Satellites may need engines to change their position while in space.
Aanesland discussed miniaturised electric engines that use iodine.
The discussion centred on how this technology can help satellites move, without giving details of its use or performance.
The programme is available to replay as a podcast.
ThrustMe co-founder and CEO Ane Aanesland discussed moving satellites in orbit using miniaturized electric engines powered by iodine.
She appeared on the Tech & Co daily programme on BFM Business.
The programme was hosted by François Sorel.
The discussion aired on Monday, 2 November.
- Who
- Ane Aanesland, co-founder and CEO of ThrustMe.
- What
- She discussed moving satellites in orbit with miniaturized electric engines using iodine.
- When
- Monday, 2 November; the year is not stated in the article text.
- Where
- On BFM Business, in the Tech & Co programme.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Guest
- Ane Aanesland
- Role
- ThrustMe co-founder and CEO
- Programme
- Tech & Co
- Host
- François Sorel
- Topic
- Miniaturized electric engines using iodine for moving satellites in orbit