Space exploration: The interstellar goal and Titan demonstration

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Nov 1982

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1982aasm.nasa...39.&link_type=abstract

In its Advan. Automation for Space Missions p 39-76 (SEE N83-15348 06-19)

Computer Science

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence, Interstellar Travel, Remote Sensing, Space Exploration, Titan, Artificial Satellites, Computer Networks, Interstellar Spacecraft, Landing Modules, Long Duration Space Flight, Nuclear Electric Propulsion, Surface Vehicles

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Automated interstellar space exploration is reviewed. The Titan demonstration mission is discussed. Remote sensing and automated modeling are considered. Nuclear electric propulsion, main orbiting spacecraft, lander/rover, subsatellites, atmospheric probes, powered air vehicles, and a surface science network comprise mission component concepts. Machine, intelligence in space exploration is discussed.

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