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This undated Defense Intelligence Agency briefing gives a status update on the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications contract. According to the briefing, a July 2008 supplemental appropriation provided $10 million to study foreign advanced aerospace weapon threats up to 40 years out, and Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies won the contract. It rates BAASS performance as excellent, with 26 research reports received by June 2009, and lists report titles, reviewer comments, option year 1 deliverables and a $12 million FY10 budget. It recommends moving the contract out of DIA if it continues past FY10.
“National Academy of Sciences”1 page
UNCLASSIFIED!:T8~e Technical Report Review Results Title Inertial Electrostatic Confinement Fusion Pulse-Power-based Weaponry Space-time Modifications for Spacefight Applications Novel MEMS-based Biosensors Theory nnd Experiments of Invisibility Clonking Wormholes in Space Time Gravity Wave Communication Superconductors in Gravity Research Anti gravity for Aerospace Applications Field Effects on Biological Tissues Positron Aerospace Propulsion Vacuum Energy Applications Improved Statistical Approach to Drake Equation Maverick vs. Corporate Research Cultures Biosensors and BioMEMS Metamaterials for Aerospace Applications Warp Drives Controlling Devices without Limb Operated lntertaces Materials for Advanced Aerospace Platforms l\-1etallic Glasses Programmable Matter Metallic Spintronics High E11e1·gy Lase1· Wenprn1s Quantum Entanglement Communications Space Access: Where Been, Where Go Advanced Nuclear Propulsion for Deep Space Author Affiliation (b)(6) COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE IN DEFENSE OF THE NATION Red - independent review Gree11 - Sandia National Laboratories 5
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