Technology development for NASA science missions: Challenges and potential opportunities

NASA has made tremendous progress in addressing critical questions about our solar system but often the knowledge gained raises new and more challenging questions. Future robotic space missions need to be endowed with more capable instruments, spacecraft subsystems and ground support to answer the n...

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Hauptverfasser:	Singleton, J, Kremic, T, Hughes, P, Perry, R B, Beauchamp, P M, Clarke, J T, Lorenz, R
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