Deep Space One: Preparing for Space Exploration in the 21st Century

Nelson, R. M.

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Deep Space One: Preparing for Space Exploration in the 21st Century

Nelson, R. M.

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This October, NASA will take a revolutionary step with the launch of the New Millennium program's Deep Space One (DS1) mission. DS1 will fly by asteroid 1992KD in July of 1999 and will then be on a trajectory toward comet 19P/Borrelly.

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Nelson, R. M.. 1998-08-01. Deep Space One: Preparing for Space Exploration in the 21st Century. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060041463

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