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Articles tagged: robotic mission

  • IAC, mars, Mars Sample Return, press release 04 August 2016 Experts to Discuss Mars Sample Return at IAC 2016

    ... science community for many years. Though multiple scenarios of international partnerships and robotic missions have been proposed, the cost of the MSR mission remains high. A special session, to be held during the 67th AIC in Guadalajara on Thursday...

    • IAC
    • mars
    • Mars Sample Return
    • press release
  • fuel, NASA, solar sail, solar sail propulsion January 2017 New oceans beckon for solar sail technology

    ... sail to leave the ecliptic plane. Before committing a crew to visit a NEA or Mars moon, carrying out precursor robotic missions is important to assess candidate objects Solar sail limitations Before describing some of the exciting new solar sail...

    • fuel
    • NASA
    • solar sail
    • solar sail propulsion
    Authors: Les Johnson    
  • Daniel Andrews, ISRU, LCROSS, lunar pathfinder, Resource Prospector March 2016 Resource Prospector – a Lunar Pathfinder

    ... least risk tolerant (expensive flagship or human spaceflight missions) and Class D is the most risk tolerant (smaller robotic missions). LCROSS and RP are both designated Class D missions. This classification enables accepting greater technical and...

    • Daniel Andrews
    • ISRU
    • LCROSS
    • lunar pathfinder
    • Resource Prospector
    Authors: Daniel Andrews    
  • 11 February 2016 $19 Billion NASA Budget Proposed by White House

    ...it to cislunar space to be visited by astronauts. That request includes $66.7 million for work on the robotic spacecraft, called the Asteroid Redirect Robotic Mission (ARRM). Space technology came out ahead in the budget, with a proposed $827 million...

  • COSPAR, planetary protection, space contamination, space debris, UN COPUOS June 2019 The challenge of planetary protection

    ...the target body, more stringent constraints are applied for missions to solar system bodies where there is significant scientific...for extraterrestrial life. Clearly, human missions are different from robotic missions. NASA and other space agencies ...

    • COSPAR
    • planetary protection
    • space contamination
    • space debris
    • UN COPUOS
    Authors: Athena Coustenis     Gerhard Kminek     Niklas Hedman    
  • Asteroid Redirect Mission, Deployable Space Systems (DSS), Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA), Space Systems Loral (SSL) 27 June 2017 New Roll-Out Solar Array tested at the ISS

    ... administration has called for the cancellation of the project, if it were to get the go-ahead, it is envisaged that the robotic mission could utilise a technology like ROSA to visit a large near-Earth asteroid, retrieve a multi-ton boulder from...

    • Asteroid Redirect Mission
    • Deployable Space Systems (DSS)
    • Roll-Out Solar Array (ROSA)
    • Space Systems Loral (SSL)
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