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Pedro López | Zendy; Mark McDonald | Zendy; Joe Caram | Zendy; Heather Hinkel | Zendy; Jonathan Bowie | Zendy; P. A. Abell | Zendy; Bret G. Drake | Zendy; Roland M. Martinez | Zendy; P. W. Chodas | Zendy; Kurt J. Hack | Zendy; Daniel D. Mazanek | Zendy

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Extensibility of Human Asteroid Mission to Mars and Other Destinations

Author(s) -

Pedro López,

Mark McDonald,

Joe Caram,

Heather Hinkel,

Jonathan Bowie,

P. A. Abell,

Bret G. Drake,

Roland M. Martinez,

P. W. Chodas,

Kurt J. Hack,

Daniel D. Mazanek

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

2018 spaceops conference

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.2514/6.2014-1699

Subject(s) - mars exploration program , astrobiology , asteroid , extensibility , computer science , exploration of mars , mars landing , physics , operating system

This paper will describe the benefits of execution of the Asteroid Redirect Mission as an early mission in deep space, demonstrating solar electric propulsion, deep space robotics, ground and on-board navigation, docking, and EVA. The paper will also discuss how staging in trans-lunar space and the elements associated with this mission are excellent building blocks for subsequent deep space missions to Mars or other destinations.

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