Phoenix Final Descent Trajectory |
Phoenix Final Descent Trajectory |
May 28 2008, 05:27 PM
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With a little image processing, one can easily see the final descent trajectory of the Phoenix Lander with its plumes disturbing the top layer of the Martian surface. After the release of the lander from the backshell, the effect is barely seen first, but is becoming more obvious, until the final strong pulses before landing. Any better estimates ? Enjoy !
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