Mathematics – Logic
Scientific paper
Oct 1995
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1995acaau..37..247o&link_type=abstract
Acta Astronaut. (UK), Vol. 37, Suppl. issue, p. 247 - 269
Mathematics
Logic
Jupiter: Space Missions
Scientific paper
The most critical events of the Galileo mission occur on Jupiter arrival day, Dec 7, 1995. In chronological order, these one-time events are: a 1,000 km altitude flyby of the innermost Galilean satellite Io, the 75-minute Atmospheric Entry Probe mission, and the Orbiter's Jupiter orbit insertion (JOI) maneuver. In addition, extensive, unique Orbiter science observations are planned because this is the only time Galileo will encounter Io, fly through the Io torus, and will be so close to Jupiter-three times closer than at any of the perijove passes in the orbital mission. All of these events occur in what will be by far the most intense radiation environment Galileo will ever see. The focus of this paper is the extraordinary preparations being made to maximize the reliability of the most critical events in order to ensure a successful Probe mission and orbit insertion while also gathering unique arrival day Orbiter science.
Ausman N. E.
Landano Matthew R.
Mitchell Tyler R.
O'Neil William J.
Reichert R. J.
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