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Mars Science and Telecommunications Orbiter: Report of the Science Analysis Group, March 2006

C. B. Farmer, W. M. Calvin, B. A. Campbell, Jane L. Fox, Bob Haberle, J. F. Kasting, J. G. Luhmann, A. F. Nagy, M. Allen, D. Winterhalter

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This document reports the findings of the Mars Science and Telecommunications Orbiter (MSTO) Science Advocacy Group (SAG), which was convened by the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group (MEPAG) and the Mars Exploration Office at JPL to identify and prioritize areas of Mars atmospheric and surface science objectives for Mars that can be accomplished from orbit on a MSTO like mission.

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This document reports the findings of the Mars Science and Telecommunications Orbiter (MSTO) Science Advocacy Group (SAG), which was convened by the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group (MEPAG) and the Mars Exploration Office at JPL to identify and prioritize areas of Mars atmospheric and surface science objectives for Mars that can be accomplished from orbit on a MSTO like mission.

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This document reports the findings of the Mars Science and Telecommunications Orbiter (MSTO) Science Advocacy Group (SAG), which was convened by the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group (MEPAG) and the Mars Exploration Office at JPL to identify and prioritize areas of Mars atmospheric and surface science objectives for Mars that can be accomplished from orbit on a MSTO like mission.

Key concepts: Mars Exploration Program, Orbiter, Exploration of Mars, Astrobiology, Mars landing, Aeronautics, Planetary science, Environmental science

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