'Mars surface' diaporamas de présentation

Space

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World Wide Web

World Wide Web. The largest and most widely known repository of hypertext Hypertext : text, hyperlinks Comprises billions of documents, authored by millions of diverse people. Brief (non-technical) history. Early keyword-based engines Altavista, Excite, Infoseek, Inktomi, ca. 1995-1997

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Evidence for Liquid Water on Comets

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Modern Exploration Mars Odyssey

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IPPW-10

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Creating a Program in Mat Lab to Classify CRISM Data Members

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The Mars Express Mission

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Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group July 29, 2009

Michael Meyer Lead Scientist, Mars Exploration Program. Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group July 29, 2009. Rover Family Tree. The Exploration of Mars Where to From Here?. Odyssey. MRO. Mars Express Collaboration. Phoenix (deceased).

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SHARAD Trade off and conclusions

SHARAD Trade off and conclusions. Trade off. The full coverage of the scientific objectives requires high performance of the radar in terms of range and azimuth resolution and penetration capability.

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By Alexis Howard

By Alexis Howard . The Adventures of the Galaxy. Our Solar System. Our Solar System. Our Solar System. Inner Planets. Mercury. Mars. Earth. Venus. Inner Planets.

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Mars Sample Return Discussions As presented on February 23, 2010

Mars Sample Return Discussions As presented on February 23, 2010. * Mars Sample Return is conceptual in nature and is subject to NASA approval. This approval would not be granted until NASA completes the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process.

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Solar System

By: Lilly Ellis. Solar System. The solar system. The s olar syst em is all of our planet s and stars. All of our plan ets are Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Venus , Uranus, Satur n, and Neptu ne. Inner Planets. The four inner planets are Mercury, Venus , Mars, and Earth.

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Mars

Mars. By Shanell Stewart. Did You Know. Did you know it would take about 214 days to get to Mars from Earh ? It would take this long the distance between Earth and Mars is about 44 million miles .

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Mike Kowalkowski Week 4: February 8 th 2007

Mike Kowalkowski Week 4: February 8 th 2007. Project Aquarius Power Engineering Habitat & Rover Power Sizing. Mars Surface Layout. 10MWe deliverable. Conceptual Design Effective regulated power delivery system with minimal radiation exposure: manned Partially regulated power to ISPP plants

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Mars

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Enabling Capabilities

Enabling Capabilities. A Robotic Field Geologist Access to a site mapped from orbit Long life, mobility, capability to explore a local region Remote sensing and contact science. A Mobile Geochemical Laboratory A broad and flexible payload including analytical laboratory instruments

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Venus & Mars

Venus & Mars. By: Fabienne Kelm, Izenia Sarabia, & Avery Nelson. Beginning of Venus. Galileo d iscovered Venus in 1610 The name came from the Roman goddess of love and beauty It is the 2 nd planet from the sun Picture of Venus in the sky. Venus Facts.

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MOLA data processing with IDL programs

MOLA data processing with IDL programs. MOLA data was acquired by the lasing altitude onboard MGS, which transmitted the laser of 1.064 um to Mars surface. Its vertical resolution is 0.375 meter.

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mars

mars. By jack c. facts. Takes 687 days for mars to travel around the sun ones Hug volcano cold Olympus Has 2 moons Ice spot at top of mars The atmosphere is mostly carbon dioxide There is a fire ball in the middle of mars Earths surface is like mars surface

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