Operation of descent module of the Mars-6 automatic interplanetary station in the Martian atmosphere

Details Operation of descent module of the Mars-6 automatic interplanetary station in the Martian atmosphere Operation of descent module of the Mars-6 automatic interplanetary station in the Martian atmosphere

May 1975

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Operation of descent module of the Mars-6 automatic interplanetary station in the Martian atmosphere NASA Transl. into ENGLISH f

Physics

Landing Modules, Mars Atmosphere, Mars 6 Spacecraft, Aerodynamic Brakes, Atmospheric Entry, Descent Trajectories, Interplanetary Flight, Parachute Descent

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The descent module of the Mars 6 automatic interplanetary station is discussed as it entered Martian atmosphere at the velocity 5600 m/sec. After aerodynamic braking on attainment of approximately 600 m/sec, the parachute system was activated. The descent module of the Mars 6 reached the Martian surface in a region with nominal coordinates 23.9 deg S. lat. and 19.5 deg W. long. The descent period, from atmospheric entry and aerodynamic braking to parachute-assisted descent, took 5.2 min.

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