Physiologically Constrained Aerocapture for Manned Mars Missions¶
Lyne, J. E. (1992). Physiologically Constrained Aerocapture for Manned Mars Missions.
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- Atmospheric Entry
- Thus the seed's “entry corridor,” heat shield and bank-angle controls belong to particular design problems, not to the definition of all atmospheric entry.
This sourceChecked for designed-vehicle trajectory constraints only; not generalized to natural meteoroids.
- Thus the seed's “entry corridor,” heat shield and bank-angle controls belong to particular design problems, not to the definition of all atmospheric entry.
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