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PHOTOPHORETIC TRACERS FOR NEAR-SPACE REMOTE SENSING AT 30-100 KM ALTITUDES
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Benjamin SchaferRarified Technologies, Inc. We propose a new approach to atmospheric sensing at 30-100 km altitudes using photophoretically levitating tracers.
According to NASA, Benjamin SchaferRarified Technologies, Inc.
The available RSS description adds: We propose a new approach to atmospheric sensing at 30-100 km altitudes using photophoretically levitating tracers.
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Primary report: NASA
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- NASA: Benjamin SchaferRarified Technologies, Inc.
- NASA: We propose a new approach to atmospheric sensing at 30-100 km altitudes using photophoretically levitating tracers.
- NASA: These lightweight structures harness sunlight to remain suspended for up to months at controlled altitudes and can be remotely tracked by satellite-based lidar or radar.
- NASA: Unlike natural aerosols, these tracers are designed to provide strong and […]
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- 21/07/2026, 16:23 PRIMARY FEED PHOTOPHORETIC TRACERS FOR NEAR-SPACE REMOTE SENSING AT 30-100 KM ALTITUDES (NASA • 2 hrs ago) [Story Intel]
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