A vital part of the Artemis mission is machined in Nyon
The slip ring, or slip ring, transfers the energy captured by the solar panels to the spacecraft. Its operation is super strategic.
Posted today at 8:20 a.m.
Alexis Toulet, assembly and testing specialist, handles a slip ring, or “slip ring”, at Beyond Gravity, in Nyon.
CHRIS BLASER PHOTOGRAPHY
In space, all parts of a rocket or a satellite are essential, because it is almost impossible to repair following takeoff. But some parts are more vital than others. Thus, a “super strategic” equipment of the Artemis I mission, which will not be able, because of the formation of a storm, to take off on September 27, is “Swiss made”.
