Marshall Habitation Systems
Marshall Space Flight Center develops next generation habitation systems to make living and working in space and on planetary bodies possible.
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Overview
Advanced Manufacturing
Unique expertise in applying state-of-the-art advanced manufacturing methods to support development and production of advanced habitat systems.
Integrated Environmental Control and Life Support Systems (ECLSS)
Industry leader in design, development, and testing of ECLSS, including advanced regenerative technologies.
Experienced ECLSS system engineers and scientists provide ground-based troubleshooting capability for in-space systems.
Structural Strength and Dynamics Analysis and Testing
Unique facilities and decades of personnel experience to provide proof, limit, failure, development, qualification, and flight acceptance testing for spacecraft structural components, inflatable soft goods structures, and other space systems, including design of custom test instrumentation.
Hazardous, large-scale proof and burst testing capability not readily available elsewhere.
Space Environmental Effects Testing
Environmental test facilities can simulate ascent launch profiles, deep space vacuum, external exposure conditions, and variable breathing air compositions to replicate internal deep space habitation systems operating environments.
Comprehensive range of electromagnetic environmental effects testing services
Concept and Trade Studies
Rapid development and analysis of physics-based models to yield an end-to-end design capability for preliminary concepts.
Decades of experience in both launch vehicle and space systems design.
Avionics Design, Manufacturing, and Test
Ability to simulate avionics hardware/software through all phases of mission from pre-launch through orbit insertion, and orbital operations, using subsystem models, component models, and input/output hardware to communicate with flight-like avionics.
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MSFC Partnerships Office
Nick Case
nicholas.l.case@nasa.gov
256.544.8789
