Graham K. Webster
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Graham K. Webster is a key figure in NASA’s efforts to extend satellite lifespans through on-orbit servicing. His research centers on the development of propellant transfer subsystems for robotic refueling, a critical technology for the agency’s On-orbit Servicing, Assembly and Manufacturing Mission 1 (OSAM-1). Webster’s major contributions include leading the design and testing of systems capable of transferring fuel to both heritage and newly developed satellites, enabling missions to operate beyond their original fuel limits. His most-cited work, “Satellite Servicing Projects Division Restore-L Propellant Transfer Subsystem Progress 2020,” has garnered 16 citations, reflecting its foundational role in the field. A subsequent paper, “NASA’s Exploration and In-Space Services (NExIS) Division OSAM-1 Propellant Transfer Subsystem Progress Through FY 2024,” documents continued advancements through fiscal year 2024. Webster’s work, conducted within NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, directly supports the agency’s Space Technology Mission Directorate, positioning him as a driving force in sustainable space operations. His achievements promise to revolutionize satellite maintenance, reducing space debris and lowering costs for future missions.
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