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Mars Odyssey Mission Status

Mase, Robert A
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The status of the Mars Odyssey Mission is discussed, including mission statistics, science data return, UHF relay support, consumables and expected lifetime, spacecraft activity, safe mode operation, and mission scheduling.

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Mase, Robert A. 2005-06-06. Mars Odyssey Mission Status. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20090020313

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