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Re my previous post 127, I've linked to a cropped 150% zoom I did of the two craters in question. The similarities in patterning are still puzzling to me. Thoughts anyone...? ![]() Were these craters made at the same time by an impactng rubble pile object (similar densities and impact angles)? It would create a strange ejecta blanket. |
| Forum: MRO 2005 · Post Preview: #47617 · Replies: 224 · Views: 152016 |
| Posted on: Mar 25 2006, 11:21 PM | |
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| Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #47616 · Replies: 294 · Views: 213917 |
| Posted on: Mar 22 2006, 05:23 AM | |
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AIAA is offering free online access to Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets (Volume 45, Number 6, 2005). There is an interesting MER-related article "Mars Exploration Rover Transverse Impulse Rocket Cover Thermal Protection System Design Verification." There are a few others, too, not related to MER. I am amazed by the breadth of talents and knowledge of the posters to this board. Thank you for the link. I mean "Trajectory Analysis And Staging Trades For Smaller Mars Ascent Vehicles" - Were going to get some mars rocks back here one way or another! |
| Forum: Tech, General and Imagery · Post Preview: #46858 · Replies: 1 · Views: 4437 |
| Posted on: Mar 19 2006, 08:34 AM | |
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Sol 920. That's 100m per week, one more purgatory, and 20 days of science stops. But then I didn't win the Deep Impact - guess impact crater size - either. |
| Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #46395 · Replies: 294 · Views: 213917 |
| Posted on: Mar 15 2006, 10:34 AM | |
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| Forum: Opportunity · Post Preview: #45689 · Replies: 3597 · Views: 3531461 |
| Posted on: Mar 15 2006, 09:49 AM | |
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Design lesson for future rovers: there should be some simple and reliable mechanism for unclutching a wheel once it is certain that it is inoperable and cannot be recovered. Some kind of pyro mechanism perhaps? tty In a future mission, how about just blowing off the whole wheel? Pyro wouldn't add much weight. |
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| Posted on: Mar 8 2006, 03:15 AM | |
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