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What Went Wrong with the Mars Landing?
Science, 2000Speculation regarding the failure of the Mars Polar Lander mission has not included the possibility of a fragile and thermally unstable soil at the landing site [see related News of the Week articles “Yet another loss to the martian gremlin” by Richard Kerr (10 Dec., p.
F. Koster van Groos, Stephen Guggenheim
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Simulation and Spacecraft Design: Engineering Mars Landings
Technology and Culture, 2015A key issue in history of technology that has received little attention is the use of simulation in engineering design. This article explores the use of both mechanical and numerical simulation in the design of the Mars atmospheric entry phases of the Viking and Mars Pathfinder missions to argue that engineers used both kinds of simulation to develop ...
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An Analysis and Simulation of Mars Landing
1970A novel approach to simulate a landing on Mars has been developed, and a series of tests conducted on a prototype of an unmanned Mars lander. Recently, an advanced development program, in which a Mars entry and landing system was fabricated and tested, was successfully completed.
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The Mars Science Laboratory Landing
World Neurosurgery, 2013Dwayne, Brown +15 more
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2012
Hugs and high-fives among mission staff marked the risky but successful landing last week of Curiosity, the newest of the National Aeronautics & Space Administration’s Mars rovers. If all continues to go well, the craft will spend the next two years searching for evidence that the Red Planet has ever been able to support life. As the craft touched down
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Hugs and high-fives among mission staff marked the risky but successful landing last week of Curiosity, the newest of the National Aeronautics & Space Administration’s Mars rovers. If all continues to go well, the craft will spend the next two years searching for evidence that the Red Planet has ever been able to support life. As the craft touched down
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Layered subsurface in Utopia Basin of Mars revealed by Zhurong rover radar
Nature, 2022Chao Li, Yikang Zheng, Xin Wang
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Searching for biosignatures in sedimentary rocks from early Earth and Mars
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2021Tanja Bosak, Jian Gong, John Grotzinger
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