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Juno Propulsion wins $1.2M grant from NSF to advance non-toxic space propulsion system

Juno Propulsion wins $1.2M grant from NSF to advance non-toxic space propulsion system
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The Juno Propulsion team includes, from left, fluid systems engineer Andrew Adams, facility operations engineer Cody Niggemyer, chief technology officer Ari Martinez and CEO Alexis Harroun. (Juno Propulsion Photo) The National Science Foundation has awarded a $1.2 million grant to Tukwila, Wash.-based Juno Propulsion to support the startup’s development of a non-toxic propulsion system for in-space applications. The two-year Phase II project, funded through NSF’s Small Business Innovation Resear

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