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... the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 62 62
'''Page ''' - 362-368
'''Year''' - 2009
'''Keywords''' - Mercury, electric propulsion, recovery strategies
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2009.62.362
'''Number of Pages''' - 7
Abstract
ESA's BepiColombo is the first mission to fly to Mercury by ...
... the European BepiColombo mission to Mercury. A summary of the mission objectives as well as the specific objectives of the different instruments is given. The mission concept is introduced first, followed by considerations of the mission analysis and the Mercury environment. All these aspects lead to ...
... Pages''' - 17
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The medical issues for an exploratory class mission to Mars are myriad and challenging. They include hazards from the space environment, such as space vacuum and radiation; hazards on the planetary surface such ... no medical show-stoppers for the first human exploratory class missions.
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... mission analysis, Mercury, low-thrust
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2007.60.202
'''Number of Pages''' - 7
Abstract
BepiColombo will be the first European mission to Mercury and the first mission ever to use solar electric propulsion to reach an inner planet. The ...
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This paper presents a concept for a human mission to Mars orbit that features direct robotic exploration of the planet's surface via teleoperation from orbit. This mission is a good example of Human ... bodies. Results suggest that a single HERRO mission with six crew members could achieve the same exploratory and scientific return as three conventional crewed missions to the Mars surface.
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... the mission's nominal one-year period and probe the internal structure of the moon using simultaneous measurements of seismic waves that travel through the lunar interior. The consortium also has long term plans for more ambitious missions to Jupiter's moon of Europa, and Saturn's Moons of Titan and Enceladus as part of ESA's Cosmic Visions Programme. Key goals include the search for sub-surface oceans, the ...
... the right technology necessary for the current mission. We usually are not that far from the right technology. It is either stowed aboard the vehicles or transported to the vehicle, as in the case of the ISS. It is important to ... nature as a people to explore beyond the boundaries of our knowledge and limitations. Exploring in space is part of that learning process and we're gonna continue to explore." Mission Specialist http://spaceflight ...
... opportunities for humans to discover, to develop, to exploit, and to improve the human condition throughout the ... to space, and recommends concepts and components of the "Mission" to begin this next great human adventure. The human experiences encountered in the actual space environment will, of course, require the "mission" to adapt and change along the way.
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... the Pacific Ocean within three miles of the recovery ship. The stage was now set for the final push for the moon. Bonus: As early as 1961, engineer Jim Chamberlin had wanted to send Gemini to the moon. For the ...
... the heavy gravity of the Sun and how fast Mercury moves, it actually takes more rocket fuel to go to Mercury than it does to leave the solar system Astronauts may be able to go to Mercury in the ...
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