Computer Science
Scientific paper
Jul 1992
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1992fsa..works....t&link_type=abstract
In NASDA, Future Space Activity Workshop: Lunar Base Workshop 1992 18 p (SEE N93-28014 10-12)
Computer Science
Japanese Spacecraft, Mars Probes, Mission Planning, Satellite Control, Satellite Design, Satellite Orbits, Spacecraft Components, Spacecraft Equipment, Data Systems, Mars (Planet), Orbital Mechanics, Spacecraft Power Supplies, Spacecraft Propulsion, Weight Analysis
Scientific paper
A study concerning the possibility of a Mars revolving satellite, to be launched in the first part of the 21st century, is presented. It is believed that this is a necessary step before proceeding to Mars landings, bases, and further exploration. The mission requirements are as follows: (1) a precision Mars mapping, including topography information; (2) a Mars resources exploration by spectral absorption examination of the Mars surface; (3) a Mars atmospheric investigation; (4) a survey of the Mars polar cap; and (5) a radioactive environment survey. The system structure, electric power and weight analysis, and fuel analysis are presented. A subsystem analyses concerning attitude control, communication, electric power, data processing, and propulsion and reaction control subsystems is also provided.
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