Impact of Saturn's rings on mission analysis for MJS 77

Details Impact of Saturn's rings on mission analysis for MJS 77 Impact of Saturn's rings on mission analysis for MJS 77

Aug 1974

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1974nassp.343...39p&link_type=abstract

In NASA, Washington The Rings of Saturn p 39-50 (SEE N75-17236 08-88)

Physics

Mariner Space Probes, Saturn Rings, Flyby Missions, Jupiter Project, Mission Planning, Saturn Project

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Mariner Jupiter-Saturn '77 mission objectives for Saturn are considered which affect the trajectory design and in particular the aim point at Saturn. These objectives include the following: (1) earth, sun occulation of Saturn, rings, and satellites; (2) close as possible to surface; (3) close as possible to rings; (4) close encounter with Titan (approximately 20,000 km); (5) close encounter with lapetus; (6) multiple satellite encounters; (7) post-Saturn trajectory to Uranus; and (8) post-Saturn trajectory toward solar apex.

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