Computer Science
Scientific paper
Jul 1980
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1980mmc..reptr....c&link_type=abstract
Final Report Martin Marietta Corp., Denver, CO.
Computer Science
Interplanetary Flight, Mission Planning, Space Probes, Systems Engineering, Technology Assessment, Titan, Bubble Memory Devices, Satellite Atmospheres, Satellite Surfaces, Spacecraft Construction Materials, Storage Batteries
Scientific paper
The need for technology advances to accomplish the Titan probe mission was determined by defining mission conditions and requirements and evaluating the technology impact on the baseline probe configuration. Mission characteristics found to be technology drivers include (1) ten years dormant life in space vacuum; (2) unknown surface conditions, various sample materials, and a surface temperature; and (3) mission constraints of the Saturn Orbiter Dual Probe mission regarding weight allocation. The following areas were identified for further development: surface sample acquisition system; battery powered system; nonmetallic materials; magnetic bubble memory devices, and the landing system. Preentry science, reliability, and weight reduction and redundancy must also be considered.
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