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Slingshot Aerospace’s technologies include Talos, Agatha, and anomalous actor detection software.
The Peregrine mission used five 150-lbf TALOS thrusters designed to provide entry, descent, and landing control.
TALOS thrusters were developed as part of the Game Changing Development Program administered by NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate to develop next-generation small rocket engines and help reduce the cost of NASA and commercial spacecraft.
TALOS engines are specifically optimized for high performance with MON-25 and provide low propellant freezing points, reducing power and thermal control requirements.
The Peregrine mission used twelve 10-lbf TALOS thrusters to provide attitude control.
The TALOS program aims to reduce space mission costs by developing propulsion technologies that operate from -40 to 27 degrees Celsius.
Frontier Aerospace has been developing and testing rocket engines fueled by nitrogen oxides mixed with monomethyl hydrazine through NASA’s TALOS program.
NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama leads and manages the TALOS project.