The KISS images below are public domain, but must be accompanied by the appropriate image credit.
Figure 1. Front cover of the final report. A solar-powered spacecraft approaches Uranus 20 au from the Sun using ion propulsion to gently thrust into orbit. The spacecraft is powered by two 60-m x 60-m solar array wings.
Image credit: Keck Institute for Space Studies / Chuck Carter.
Figure 2. Illustration of a potential concept for electrospray thrusters distributed on the
back-side of the solar arrays of a solar-powered exploration vehicle.
Image credit: Keck Institute for Space Studies / Chuck Carter.
Figure 3. A solar-powered spacecraft beams power from the Uranus-Miranda Lagrange
point L2 across 600 km, providing power to a lander on the surface of Miranda.
Image credit: Keck Institute for Space Studies / Chuck Carter.
Study Final Report:
Brophy, John and Pellegrino, Sergio and Lubin, Philip and Alkalai, Leon and Atwater, Harry and Biswas, Abi and Boca, Andreea and Carr, Greg and Davoyan, Artur and Frazier, William and Gdoutos, Terry and Grandidier, Jonathan and Hogstrom, Kristina and Hughes, Mike and Johnson, Les and Kelzenberg, Michael and Lee, Andrew and Luther, Joseph and Marshall, Michael and Marrese-Reading, Colleen and McCarty, Steve and McNutt, Ralph and Petro, Elaine and Polk, James and Scully, Jennifer and Sekerak, Michael and Sellers, Ian (2022) Non-Nuclear Exploration of the Solar System Study. (Unpublished) https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20220503-222804071 (PDF)