Soviets eye the Red Planet more closely

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Jun 1988

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Interavia (ISSN 0020-5168), vol. 43, June 1988, p. 595, 596.

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Mars Probes, Roving Vehicles, U.S.S.R. Space Program, Mars Landing, Mars Surface, Meteorological Instruments

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An analysis is presented of published Soviet spaceprobe mission plans to Mars, as well as an evaluation of technology readiness issues associated with the implementation of a large Mars lander/rover carrying a large sensor and experiments suite. Moscow Space Research Institute literature characterizes the first of a series of Mars missions as involving two spacecraft that will be launched by Proton boosters in October, 1994; interception of Mars will occur after some 300 days. This mission will demonstrate such vital techniques for subsequent Mars surface sampling missions as an earth-return section and aerobraking upon arrival at Mars in August, 1995 in preparation for the entry of the required orbital slot.

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