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| Mission Design Lab |
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NASA's Mission Design Lab (MDL) provides a collaborative engineering environment for the development of space flight designs and architecture concepts. The key components of the MDL (i.e. people, process, tools and facility) result in a responsive dynamic atmosphere that supports a diverse customer base including Earth and Space Scientists, technology, biological and physical research, and exploration missions. The MDL, through a combination of internal capabilities and external partnerships, affords a unique opportunity for accelerated development of design products tailored to a customer's needs.
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The MDL provides specific engineering analysis and services for mission design and provides end-to-end mission design products with capabilities that include: |
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- LEO, GEO, libration, retrograde, drift away, lunar, and deep space orbit design
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- Missions that entail single spacecraft, constellations, formation flying or distributed systems
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- Ground system concept development including services, and products
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- Expendable, non-expendable launch accommodations
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- Controlled and uncontrolled de-orbit as well as controlled reentry modules
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