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AFRL and NASA researchers teamed to conduct low-pressure

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AFRL and NASA researchers teamed to conduct low-pressure arc fault testing in support of a NASA effort to determine the effects of arcing in Earth-orbit conditions. Pictured from left to right: Erick Rossi De La Fuente, Dan Schweickart, Christopher Kostyk, Dennis Grosjean, Brett Jordan, Corey Boltz, and Dan O’Brien. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Richard Ryman)

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