NASA moves forward on commercial partnership for rocket engine testing

Monday, July 26, 2010 - 14:21 in Astronomy & Space

What if work performed in space could improve the treatment of household and nuclear waste on Earth? That's what investigators are hoping to do with the results of a fluid physics study in progress on the International Space Station. The experiment, called DECLIC-HTI, is studying supercritical water that could lead to spin-offs in the field of clean technologies for treating waste here on Earth.

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