This could change how satellites move 🚀 @EuropeanSpaceAgency
This could change how satellites move 🚀  @EuropeanSpaceAgency
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
During our 86th parabolic flight campaign, researchers fired a laser at ultralight graphene aerogels in zero gravity.

They shot forward. Instantly. In 30 milliseconds.
On Earth? Barely a flicker. In microgravity? A completely different story.
No fuel. No moving parts. Just light, steering satellites and powering missions of the future.

*The videos of the experiment have been slowed down 10 times.*

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