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Flight Regimes in the Atmospheres of Venus and Mars

Peter P. Wegener

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Preliminary estimates of the flight parameters to be encountered on Mars and Venus. Although considerable qualitative information is available, there are few quantitative data that contribute to an understanding of the atmospheres.

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Preliminary estimates of the flight parameters to be encountered on Mars and Venus. Although considerable qualitative information is available, there are few quantitative data that contribute to an understanding of the atmospheres.

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Preliminary estimates of the flight parameters to be encountered on Mars and Venus. Although considerable qualitative information is available, there are few quantitative data that contribute to an understanding of the atmospheres.

Key concepts: Venus, Mars Exploration Program, Astrobiology, Environmental science, Atmosphere of Venus, Atmosphere of Mars, Aerospace engineering, Atmospheric sciences

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