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Spacecraft propulsion systems for manned Mars and Venus missions.

Mario Gruber

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Requirements and performance expectations of chemical and nuclear propulsion systems for manned Mars and Venus missions

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Requirements and performance expectations of chemical and nuclear propulsion systems for manned Mars and Venus missions

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Requirements and performance expectations of chemical and nuclear propulsion systems for manned Mars and Venus missions

Key concepts: Astrobiology, Mars Exploration Program, Venus, Spacecraft, Propulsion, Aerospace engineering, In-space propulsion technologies, Exploration of Mars

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