Laser ablation - Wikipedia
Is laser space propulsion practical?: review
Nanoparticles enhanced laser ablation propulsion (NE-LAP) of Cu: A response surface regression approach - ScienceDirect
Thrust noise minimization in long-term laser ablation of propellant material in the nanosecond and picosecond regime
Characteristics of droplets ejected from liquid glycerol doped with carbon in laser ablation propulsion
Beamed Launch Propulsion | IntechOpen
Laser Ablation Propulsion and Its Applications in Space | SpringerLink
The research status and progress of pulsed laser ablation propulsion technology in the field of aerospace
Illustrating railgun launch of the laser-propelled flyer to its initial... | Download Scientific Diagram
Actualization of an efficient throttleable laser propulsion mode - ScienceDirect
Propulsion Performance of Repeated, Highly Focused Laser Ablation at a 45° Angle | Journal of Propulsion and Power
Transmission (T) vs. reflection (R) mode illumination. Nanosecond-pulse... | Download Scientific Diagram
Imperative of adopting a new access-to-space paradigm and the role of the laser ablation propulsion launch system (LAPLaS)
Laser Space Propulsion Overview - ppt video online download
Plasma Generation and Application in a Laser Ablation Pulsed Plasma Thruster | IntechOpen
Prospects and physical mechanisms for photonic space propulsion | Nature Photonics
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Energies | Free Full-Text | A Study on the Plasma Plume Expansion Dynamics of Nanosecond Laser Ablating Al/PTFE | HTML
Supersonic laser propulsion
DLR - Institute of Technical Physics - Laser Propulsion
Electric Propulsion: Lasers and Rail Guns - Science & Spaceflight - Kerbal Space Program Forums
A novel laser ablation plasma thruster with electromagnetic acceleration - ScienceDirect
Brief review on pulse laser propulsion - ScienceDirect
Confined geometry and laser energy affect laser plasma propulsion
Photonic Railway Laser Propulsion Makes Interplanetary Travel Possible In One Generation
Laser Ablation Propulsion and Its Applications in Space | SpringerLink
