The requirements of unmanned space missions to Jupiter.
Unmanned Jupiter space flights, discussing requirements for flyby, Orbiter and low thrust missions
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Unmanned Jupiter space flights, discussing requirements for flyby, Orbiter and low thrust missions
Unmanned spacecraft program costs estimation through empirical studies of past and current NASA programs
Unmanned spacecraft program costs estimation through empirical studies of past and current NASA programs
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Trajectory modes for manned and unmanned missions to Mercury, 1980-2000
Mars landing guidance requirements for unmanned lander after separation from interplanetary flyby space vehicle
Sampling requirements for in situ geological and biological analysis of planetary surface rocks by unmanned spacecraft
Sterilization and vacuum exposure effects on potential heat shield materials for unmanned Mars missions
Terrestrial microorganisms deposited on moon by unmanned lunar probes
Mission mode and orbit eccentricity effects on unmanned outer planet capture missions
Unmanned spacecraft guidance and control technology for lunar and planetary exploration
Strapdown and gimbaled guidance and control systems for advanced unmanned spacecraft and launch vehicles
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Multipurpose entry vehicle requirements for unmanned landings on bodies in solar system having tenuous atmospheres
Unmanned earth satellites role in space exploitation
Deorbit maneuver strategies for unmanned Mars soft landers, considering propulsive efficiency, targeting capability, communication link geometry and sensitivity to system uncertainties
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