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Project Lyra: Presentation at SunDiver Workshop in Luxembourg

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This article highlights a presentation given on Project Lyra during a workshop on 'Fast, Low-Cost, Interplanetary Sailcraft Science Missions' held at Neimenster Abbey in Luxembourg. Organized by the University of Luxembourg, Breakthrough Initiatives, and NASA-JPL, the event brought together prominent solar sail researchers and space scientists. Project Lyra was presented in the context of potential SunDiver missions designed to explore interstellar objects.
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Project Lyra: Presentation at SunDiver Workshop in Luxembourg

On the 17-18th of May, a workshop on "Fast, Low-Cost, Interplanetary Sailcraft Science Missions" took place in the Neimenster Abbey in Luxembourg, organized by the University of Luxembourg (SnT), Breakthrough Initiatives, and NASA-JPL. Our Executive Director Andreas Hein organized this meeting in his capacity as a professor of space systems engineering at the University of Luxembourg. The meeting featured some prominent researchers working on solar sails such as Slava Turyshev (NASA-JPL), Jan Thimo Grundmann (DLR), Bernd Dachwald (FH Aachen) but also numerous space scientists such as Phil Mauskopf (Arizona State University), James Lloyd (Cornell), Marshall Eubanks (Space Initiatives). Project Lyra was notably presented during Hein's presentation of potential SunDiver missions to interstellar objects.

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This article highlights a presentation given on Project Lyra during a workshop on 'Fast, Low-Cost, Interplanetary Sailcraft Science Missions' held at Neimenster Abbey in Luxembourg. Organized by the University of Luxembourg, Breakthrough Initiatives, and NASA-JPL, the event brought together prominen...