'Mars pathfinder' diaporamas de présentation

Software and System Testing

Software and System Testing. (adapted from Diane Pozefsky ). Why Do We Care?. EPIC SOFTWARE FAILS. Why do we care?. Therac-25 (1985) 6 massive radiation overdoses Multiple space fiascos (1990s) Ariane V exploded after 40 seconds (conversion)

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11c. Red Planet Mars

11c. Red Planet Mars. Mars data Earth-based observations of Mars Early observations mistaken as evidence of life Spacecraft find craters, volcanoes & canyons Surface features indicate flowing water Earth & Mars began alike, evolved differently Rovers explored the Martian surface

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The Red Planet

The Red Planet. Possibility of life, exploration and beyond. Introduction. The Myth and the civilization The Exploration Life on the Red planet? The Future Conclusion. The Myth and the Civilization. The canals, the face and the civilization that our imagination created. The Canals.

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NASA

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Testing

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Quantorreyan N. Hampton

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Mars Pathfinder

Mars Pathfinder. Bill Hewins. Mission Objective: Technological Capability. Low cost landings on and exploration of Martian surface. Characterize the Martian environment for further exploration. Mission Objective: Technological Capability.

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Mars Pathfinder Mission

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SPACE EXPLORATION TIMELINE BY: Abby Norton

SPACE EXPLORATION TIMELINE BY: Abby Norton. 1900 TSIOLKOVSKY STARTED TESTING ROCKETS RUSSIA Tsiolkovsky drafted the design of his first rocket . It was to be powered by a combination of liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen. He was a true visionary and pioneer of astronautics.

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Prasun N. Desai Richard W. Powell NASA Langley Research Center Robert C. Blanchard

Entry Trajectory and Atmosphere Reconstruction Methodologies for the Mars Exploration Rover (MER) Mission. Prasun N. Desai Richard W. Powell NASA Langley Research Center Robert C. Blanchard George Washington University October 8, 2003. Project Overview.

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Planets

Planets. Janelle Mendiola. Mercury. Named after the messenger of the Roman Gods Mercury is extremely dense and has no plate tectonics. It has been visited by two spacecrafts; Mariner 10 in 1975 and 1975, and Messenger in 2004. Its atmosphere is made of Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen, and Argon

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Real Time Operating Systems

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THE PLANET MARS

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT MARS. THE PLANET MARS. Mars is like Earth because it has: clouds, ice at north pole, valleys mountains & volcanoes and because a day on Mars is 24 hours and 39 minutes It has a summer and winter. THE PLANET MARS. THE PLANET MARS. Mars has very big dust storms.

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Amanda Verges & Dr. Robert Braun

Evaluation of the Mars Pathfinder Parachute Drag Coefficient. Amanda Verges & Dr. Robert Braun. Langley/JPL Parachute Drag Coefficient Reconstruction.

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