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In this video series I'm spending a few days with a new researcher, each episode showing you what that life is like, learning a bit about them, and learning about the topic of their thesis.
This time I'm at the Department of Aeronautics at Imperial College London , talking to Jesus who is experimenting with an unusual rocket fuel, water.
The subject of Hazos PhD is a specific kind of ion thrusters that uses something called the Hall effect.
The Hall effect is the movement of charged particles when they are in a perpendicular magnetic field.
Hazos studied in Spain in Madrid for his aerospace engineering background and then moved to the Netherlands to Tudelf and then the Netherlands .
Students at Imperial College in London have a flight simulator that simulates the physics of motion of an aircraft.
They can model their own aircraft and see how it handles in a six axis flight simulator.
In the future, what we want to do is to put this stuff but into space.
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