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Loop Heat Pipe Applications for Thermal Control of Martian Landers/Rovers

G. C. Birur, J. Rodriquez, Michael Nikitkin

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In early nineties Mars was designated as the planet to be explored. The present results of Mars program include the following: Background of Mars program. Thermal control design for Martian spacecraft. Loop heat pipe for Lander and Rover. Test results. and LHP applications for future Martian Lander and Rover.

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In early nineties Mars was designated as the planet to be explored. The present results of Mars program include the following: Background of Mars program. Thermal control design for Martian spacecraft. Loop heat pipe for Lander and Rover. Test results. and LHP applications for future Martian Lander and Rover.

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In early nineties Mars was designated as the planet to be explored. The present results of Mars program include the following: Background of Mars program. Thermal control design for Martian spacecraft. Loop heat pipe for Lander and Rover. Test results. and LHP applications for future Martian Lander and Rover.

Key concepts: Mars Exploration Program, Martian, Mars landing, Astrobiology, Spacecraft, Planet, Exploration of Mars, Atmosphere of Mars

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