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Are there coordinates for where orbiters deorbited?
Antdoghalo
post Aug 10 2020, 03:48 AM
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Are their sources providing tentative coordinates for where orbiters like Venera, Pioneer Venus, Venus Express, or Magellan may have entered the atmosphere much like those for the Pioneer Venus Multiprobe bus at 37.9°S 290.9°E? (Magellan maybe impossible due to it being a farside deorbit)


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