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Spacecraft that explored the inner planets Venus and Mercury:

A series of increasingly capable spacecraft were sent to explore the inner planets Venus and Mercury. The history of that planetary exploration is traced in this book along with the evolution of sophisticated spacecraft that unveiled long-sought secrets of the planets. The spacecraft were ingenious...

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1. Verfasser:	Lund, Thomas (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Cham, Switzerland Springer [2023] Chichester, UK Praxis Publishing
Schriftenreihe:	Springer Praxis books, Astronautical engineering
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1961-2021 Raumfahrzeug Weltraumforschung Raumfahrtprogramm Merkur > Planet Venus > Planet Astronautics / History Planets / Exploration Space ships / Design and construction / History Mercury (Planet) / Exploration Venus (Planet) / Exploration Astronautique / Histoire Planètes / Exploration Vénus (Planète) / Exploration Astronautics Space ships / Design and construction Mercury (Planet) Venus (Planet) History
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Zusammenfassung:	A series of increasingly capable spacecraft were sent to explore the inner planets Venus and Mercury. The history of that planetary exploration is traced in this book along with the evolution of sophisticated spacecraft that unveiled long-sought secrets of the planets. The spacecraft were ingenious and reflected the best efforts of talented people working with the available technology of the day. Additionally, this book showcases engineering involved in those capable machines. A consecutive series of 34 planetary spacecraft, which span the time period 1961 to 2021, are described. This includes the unsuccessful missions of several early spacecraft that paved the way for a better understanding of Venus' hostile environments. This book will describe many successful spacecraft sent to Venus by the Soviet Union and many successful spacecraft sent to Venus and to Mercury by the United States. The recent exploration of Venus by the European Space Agency's Venus Express and the Japanese spacecraft Akatsuki can also be found in this book. The author draws on over 50 years of experience on aircraft and spacecraft systems to tell the story of these planetary spacecraft. The spacecraft experience includes being the technical lead for the landing radars on the Surveyor and Apollo lunar landers as well as providing analyses for the rendezvous radar for the Space Shuttle. Practical engineering experience is augmented by Master's degrees in electrical engineering, physics, and business administration
Beschreibung:	xiii, 354 Seiten Illustrationen 25 cm
ISBN:	9783031298370

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adam_text	CONTENTS 1 THE PLANETS OF THE SUN ..................................... 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF VENUS ..................................... 2 CHARACTERISTICS OF MERCURY ................................... 6 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 8 2 LAUNCH VEHICLES FOR PLANETARY SPACECRAFT ..................... 9 EARLY SOVIET UNION SPACE PROGRAMS ............................ 9 SOVIET UNION LAUNCH SITE FOR EARLY PLANETARY SPACECRAFT ........... 10 SOVIET UNION LAUNCH VEHICLES FOR EARLY PLANETARY SPACECRAFT........ 12 SOYUZ-MOLNIYA 8 K78 LUNCH VEHICLE ......................... 12 MOLNIYA 8K78M LAUNCH VEHICLE ............................ 13 PROTON-K LAUNCH VEHICLE .................................. 13 EARLY UNITED STATES SPACE PROGRAMS ............................ 15 UNITED STATES LAUNCH SITES FOR EARLY PLANETARY SPACECRAFT .......... 17 UNITED STATES LAUNCH VEHICLES FOR PLANETARY SPACECRAFT ............ 18 ATLAS-AGENA LAUNCH VEHICLES ............................... 19 ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES .............................. 22 TITAN III/CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES ........................... 23 SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH VEHICLE ............................... 25 DELTA II LAUNCH VEHICLE ................................... 27 FALCON 9 LAUNCH VEHICLE ................................... 29 JAPANESE LAUNCH VEHICLE FOR AKATSUKI SPACECRAFT TO VENUS .......... 30 TANEGASHIMA SPACE CENTER ................................. 30 EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA) LAUNCH VEHICLE SOYUZ-FREGAT ....... 31 SOYUZ-FG LAUNCH VEHICLE ................................. 33 FREGAT UPPER STAGE ....................................... 34 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 34 3 SOVIET UNION SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1960-1980 ........ 35 I VA SPACECRAFT (SPUTNIK 7 AND VENERA 1) ........................ 36 FLIGHT OF THE I VA SPACECRAFT ................................ 39 2MV SPACECRAFT ........................................... 39 IX -Q, IBLLOTHEK DEUTSCHES MUSEUM I661 - _Y .. X CONTENTS FLIGHTS OF THE 2MV-1 AND 2MV-2 SPACECRAFT ................... 43 3MV SPACECRAFT (VENERA 2 AND VENERA 3) ........................ 43 BACKGROUND OF 3MV SPACECRAFT ............................. 43 REPURPOSED SPACECRAFT ORIGINALLY PLANNED FOR MARS ............. 47 FLIGHTS OF THE 3MV SPACECRAFT TO VENUS ....................... 48 V-67 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 4) ................................... 49 DESIGN OF V-67 SPACECRAFT ................................. 49 LANDING CAPSULE ......................................... 50 FLIGHTS OF THE V-67 SPACECRAFT ............................... 53 V-69 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 5 AND VENERA 6) ........................ 55 DESIGN OF V-69 SPACECRAFT ................................. 55 FLIGHT OF THE V-69 SPACECRAFT ............................... 56. V-70 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 7) ................................... 57 FLIGHT OF THE V-70 SPACECRAFT VENERA 7 ........................ 59 V-72 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 8) ................................... 60 FLIGHT OF V-72 SPACECRAFT VENERA 8 ........................... 63 4V- 1 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 9 AND VENERA 10) ....................... 65 BUS OBITER .............................................. 67 4 V-1 LANDER ............................................ 69 FLIGHT OF 4V-1 SPACECRAFT VENERA 9 AND VENERA 10 ............... 73 EXPERIMENTS CONDUCTED BY THE LANDERS ....................... 75 OPERATION OF THE ORBITER ................................... 78 4V-1 SPACECRAFT, VENERA 11 AND VENERA 12 ........................ 80 FLIGHTS OF 4V-1 SPACECRAFT VENERA 11 AND VENERA 12 ............. 80 LANDER OPERATIONS ........................................ 81 BUS ................................................... 87 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 89 4 U. S. SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1960-1980 ................ 91 MARINER R SPACECRAFT (MARINER 1 AND MARINER 2) .................. 93 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION .................................. 94 MARINER R SYSTEMS ....................................... 95 EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MARINER 2 ........................... 102 FLIGHT OF MARINER I AND MARINER 2 SPACECRAFT .................. 110 MARINERS SPACECRAFT ........................................ 115 BACKGROUND OF MARINER 5 .................................. 115 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF MARINER 5 ....................... 116 MARINER 5 SYSTEMS ....................................... 118 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MARINER 5 .................... 130 FLIGHT OF MARINER 5 ....................................... 136 PIONEER VENUS ORBITER ....................................... 139 BACKGROUND OF PIONEER VENUS MISSION ........................ 139 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF PIONEER VENUS ORBITER ............. 140 PIONEER VENUS ORBITER SYSTEMS .............................. 143 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY PIONEER VENUS ORBITER........... 150 CONTENTS R1 PIONEER VENUS MULTIPROBE .................................... 159 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF PIONEER VENUS MULTIPROBE .......... 160 MULTIPROBE BUS SYSTEMS ................................... 163 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MULTIPROBE BUS ................ 166 PIONEER VENUS LARGE PROBE ................................... 167 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF LARGE PROBE ..................... 168 LARGE PROBE SYSTEMS ...................................... 171 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY LARGE PROBE .................. 173 PIONEER VENUS SMALL PROBES .................................. 179 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF SMALL PROBES .................... 180 SMALL PROBE SYSTEMS ...................................... 182 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY THE SMALL PROBE ............... 183 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 185 5 SOVIET UNION SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1980-1990......... 187 4 V-1 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 13 AND VENERA 14) ...................... 187 FLIGHT OF VENERA 13 AND VENERA 14 ........................... 188 SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS ON VENERA 13 AND 14 LANDERS ............. 189 LANDING SITES FOR THE VENERA SPACECRAFT ....................... 199 4 V-2 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 15 AND VENERA 16) ...................... 200 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF VENERA 15 AND 16 ................. 200 FLIGHT OF VENERA 15 AND VENERA 16 ........................... 202 SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS ON VENERA 15 AND 16 .................... 203 5VK SPACECRAFT (VEGA I AND VEGA 2) ........................... 209 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF VEGA 1 AND VEGA 2 ................ 210 FLIGHT OF THE VEGAS ....................................... 211 EXPERIMENTS ON VEGA BUS FOR EXPLORATION OF COMET HALLEY ....... 213 BALLOON BORNE EXPLORATION OF VENUS ......................... 219 VEGA LANDER ............................................ 224 EXPERIMENTS ON VEGA LANDERS ............................... 225 CONCLUSION ............................................... 235 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 235 6 U. S. MAGELLAN SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1980-2020........ 237 BACKGROUND OF MAGELLAN PROGRAM ............................. 237 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF THE MAGELLAN SPACECRAFT ............. 238 MAGELLAN SYSTEMS .......................................... 241 PROPULSION SYSTEM ....................................... 241 ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEM ................................... 242 COMMAND AND DATA SUBSYSTEM ............................. 244 TELECOMMUNICATIONS ...................................... 244 SPACECRAFT POWER ......................................... 245 RADAR SENSOR ............................................ 246 FLIGHT OF MAGELLAN .......................................... 249 XII CONTENTS MAPPING MISSION .......................................... 251 SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR MAPPING .......................... 252 RADAR ALTIMETER MAPPING .................................. 255 RADIOMETRIC MAPPING ..................................... 257 GRAVIMETRIC MAPPING ..................................... 260 CONCLUSION ............................................... 261 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 262 7 U. S. SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED MERCURY: MARINER 10 AND MESSENGER............................................ 263 MARINER 10 SPACECRAFT ....................................... 263 BACKGROUND OF MARINER 10 ................................. 263 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF MARINER 10 ...................... 264 MARINER 10 SYSTEMS ...................................... 266 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MARINER 10 ................... 271 FLIGHT OF MARINER 10 ...................................... 279 CONCLUSION ............................................. 284 MESSENGER SPACECRAFT ....................................... 284 BACKGROUND OF MESSENGER PROGRAM .......................... 285 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF THE MESSENGER SPACECRAFT .......... 287 MESSENGER SYSTEMS ....................................... 290 FLIGHT OF MESSENGER ...................................... 298 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MESSENGER .................... 301 CONCLUSION ............................................. 319 MISSION PATCH FOR THE MESSENGER PROGRAM ..................... 320 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 321 8 JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 2005-2020 .......................................... 323 VENUS EXPRESS SPACECRAFT .................................... 323 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF VENUS EXPRESS ................... 324 VENUS EXPRESS SYSTEMS .................................... 325 ELECTRICAL POWER FOR VENUS EXPRESS .......................... 326 TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM ............................... 326 DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ................................. 327 FLIGHT OF VENUS EXPRESS ................................... 328 SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS ..................................... 329 AKATSUKI SPACECRAFT (JAPAN) .................................. 339 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF AKATSUKI ........................ 339 AKATSUKI SYSTEMS ........................................ 340 FLIGHT OF AKATSUKI ........................................ 343 SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS ........................................ 343 ULTRAVIOLET IMAGER (UVI) .................................. 344 1 PM CAMERA(IR1) ....................................... 345 2 PM CAMERA (1R2) ........................................ 346 CONTENTS XIII LONG-WAVE INFRARED CAMERA (LIR) .......................... 347 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS UNIT ................................... 347 LIGHTNING AND AIRGLOW CAMERA (LAC) ........................ 348 RADIO OCCULTATION EXPERIMENT .............................. 348 BIBLIOGRAPHY .............................................. 349 INDEX ........................................................ 351
adam_txt	CONTENTS 1 THE PLANETS OF THE SUN . 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF VENUS . 2 CHARACTERISTICS OF MERCURY . 6 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 8 2 LAUNCH VEHICLES FOR PLANETARY SPACECRAFT . 9 EARLY SOVIET UNION SPACE PROGRAMS . 9 SOVIET UNION LAUNCH SITE FOR EARLY PLANETARY SPACECRAFT . 10 SOVIET UNION LAUNCH VEHICLES FOR EARLY PLANETARY SPACECRAFT. 12 SOYUZ-MOLNIYA 8 K78 LUNCH VEHICLE . 12 MOLNIYA 8K78M LAUNCH VEHICLE . 13 PROTON-K LAUNCH VEHICLE . 13 EARLY UNITED STATES SPACE PROGRAMS . 15 UNITED STATES LAUNCH SITES FOR EARLY PLANETARY SPACECRAFT . 17 UNITED STATES LAUNCH VEHICLES FOR PLANETARY SPACECRAFT . 18 ATLAS-AGENA LAUNCH VEHICLES . 19 ATLAS-CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES . 22 TITAN III/CENTAUR LAUNCH VEHICLES . 23 SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH VEHICLE . 25 DELTA II LAUNCH VEHICLE . 27 FALCON 9 LAUNCH VEHICLE . 29 JAPANESE LAUNCH VEHICLE FOR AKATSUKI SPACECRAFT TO VENUS . 30 TANEGASHIMA SPACE CENTER . 30 EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY (ESA) LAUNCH VEHICLE SOYUZ-FREGAT . 31 SOYUZ-FG LAUNCH VEHICLE . 33 FREGAT UPPER STAGE . 34 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 34 3 SOVIET UNION SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1960-1980 . 35 I VA SPACECRAFT (SPUTNIK 7 AND VENERA 1) . 36 FLIGHT OF THE I VA SPACECRAFT . 39 2MV SPACECRAFT . 39 IX -Q, IBLLOTHEK DEUTSCHES MUSEUM I661 - _Y . X CONTENTS FLIGHTS OF THE 2MV-1 AND 2MV-2 SPACECRAFT . 43 3MV SPACECRAFT (VENERA 2 AND VENERA 3) . 43 BACKGROUND OF 3MV SPACECRAFT . 43 REPURPOSED SPACECRAFT ORIGINALLY PLANNED FOR MARS . 47 FLIGHTS OF THE 3MV SPACECRAFT TO VENUS . 48 V-67 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 4) . 49 DESIGN OF V-67 SPACECRAFT . 49 LANDING CAPSULE . 50 FLIGHTS OF THE V-67 SPACECRAFT . 53 V-69 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 5 AND VENERA 6) . 55 DESIGN OF V-69 SPACECRAFT . 55 FLIGHT OF THE V-69 SPACECRAFT . 56. V-70 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 7) . 57 FLIGHT OF THE V-70 SPACECRAFT VENERA 7 . 59 V-72 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 8) . 60 FLIGHT OF V-72 SPACECRAFT VENERA 8 . 63 4V- 1 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 9 AND VENERA 10) . 65 BUS OBITER . 67 4 V-1 LANDER . 69 FLIGHT OF 4V-1 SPACECRAFT VENERA 9 AND VENERA 10 . 73 EXPERIMENTS CONDUCTED BY THE LANDERS . 75 OPERATION OF THE ORBITER . 78 4V-1 SPACECRAFT, VENERA 11 AND VENERA 12 . 80 FLIGHTS OF 4V-1 SPACECRAFT VENERA 11 AND VENERA 12 . 80 LANDER OPERATIONS . 81 BUS . 87 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 89 4 U. S. SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1960-1980 . 91 MARINER R SPACECRAFT (MARINER 1 AND MARINER 2) . 93 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION . 94 MARINER R SYSTEMS . 95 EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MARINER 2 . 102 FLIGHT OF MARINER I AND MARINER 2 SPACECRAFT . 110 MARINERS SPACECRAFT . 115 BACKGROUND OF MARINER 5 . 115 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF MARINER 5 . 116 MARINER 5 SYSTEMS . 118 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MARINER 5 . 130 FLIGHT OF MARINER 5 . 136 PIONEER VENUS ORBITER . 139 BACKGROUND OF PIONEER VENUS MISSION . 139 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF PIONEER VENUS ORBITER . 140 PIONEER VENUS ORBITER SYSTEMS . 143 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY PIONEER VENUS ORBITER. 150 CONTENTS R1 PIONEER VENUS MULTIPROBE . 159 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF PIONEER VENUS MULTIPROBE . 160 MULTIPROBE BUS SYSTEMS . 163 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MULTIPROBE BUS . 166 PIONEER VENUS LARGE PROBE . 167 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF LARGE PROBE . 168 LARGE PROBE SYSTEMS . 171 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY LARGE PROBE . 173 PIONEER VENUS SMALL PROBES . 179 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF SMALL PROBES . 180 SMALL PROBE SYSTEMS . 182 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY THE SMALL PROBE . 183 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 185 5 SOVIET UNION SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1980-1990. 187 4 V-1 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 13 AND VENERA 14) . 187 FLIGHT OF VENERA 13 AND VENERA 14 . 188 SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS ON VENERA 13 AND 14 LANDERS . 189 LANDING SITES FOR THE VENERA SPACECRAFT . 199 4 V-2 SPACECRAFT (VENERA 15 AND VENERA 16) . 200 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF VENERA 15 AND 16 . 200 FLIGHT OF VENERA 15 AND VENERA 16 . 202 SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS ON VENERA 15 AND 16 . 203 5VK SPACECRAFT (VEGA I AND VEGA 2) . 209 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF VEGA 1 AND VEGA 2 . 210 FLIGHT OF THE VEGAS . 211 EXPERIMENTS ON VEGA BUS FOR EXPLORATION OF COMET HALLEY . 213 BALLOON BORNE EXPLORATION OF VENUS . 219 VEGA LANDER . 224 EXPERIMENTS ON VEGA LANDERS . 225 CONCLUSION . 235 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 235 6 U. S. MAGELLAN SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 1980-2020. 237 BACKGROUND OF MAGELLAN PROGRAM . 237 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF THE MAGELLAN SPACECRAFT . 238 MAGELLAN SYSTEMS . 241 PROPULSION SYSTEM . 241 ATTITUDE CONTROL SYSTEM . 242 COMMAND AND DATA SUBSYSTEM . 244 TELECOMMUNICATIONS . 244 SPACECRAFT POWER . 245 RADAR SENSOR . 246 FLIGHT OF MAGELLAN . 249 XII CONTENTS MAPPING MISSION . 251 SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR MAPPING . 252 RADAR ALTIMETER MAPPING . 255 RADIOMETRIC MAPPING . 257 GRAVIMETRIC MAPPING . 260 CONCLUSION . 261 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 262 7 U. S. SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED MERCURY: MARINER 10 AND MESSENGER. 263 MARINER 10 SPACECRAFT . 263 BACKGROUND OF MARINER 10 . 263 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF MARINER 10 . 264 MARINER 10 SYSTEMS . 266 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MARINER 10 . 271 FLIGHT OF MARINER 10 . 279 CONCLUSION . 284 MESSENGER SPACECRAFT . 284 BACKGROUND OF MESSENGER PROGRAM . 285 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF THE MESSENGER SPACECRAFT . 287 MESSENGER SYSTEMS . 290 FLIGHT OF MESSENGER . 298 SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS CARRIED BY MESSENGER . 301 CONCLUSION . 319 MISSION PATCH FOR THE MESSENGER PROGRAM . 320 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 321 8 JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY SPACECRAFT THAT EXPLORED VENUS 2005-2020 . 323 VENUS EXPRESS SPACECRAFT . 323 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF VENUS EXPRESS . 324 VENUS EXPRESS SYSTEMS . 325 ELECTRICAL POWER FOR VENUS EXPRESS . 326 TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM . 326 DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM . 327 FLIGHT OF VENUS EXPRESS . 328 SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS . 329 AKATSUKI SPACECRAFT (JAPAN) . 339 MECHANICAL CONFIGURATION OF AKATSUKI . 339 AKATSUKI SYSTEMS . 340 FLIGHT OF AKATSUKI . 343 SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS . 343 ULTRAVIOLET IMAGER (UVI) . 344 1 PM CAMERA(IR1) . 345 2 PM CAMERA (1R2) . 346 CONTENTS XIII LONG-WAVE INFRARED CAMERA (LIR) . 347 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS UNIT . 347 LIGHTNING AND AIRGLOW CAMERA (LAC) . 348 RADIO OCCULTATION EXPERIMENT . 348 BIBLIOGRAPHY . 349 INDEX . 351
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spelling	Lund, Thomas Verfasser aut Spacecraft that explored the inner planets Venus and Mercury Thomas Lund Cham, Switzerland Springer [2023] Chichester, UK Praxis Publishing ©2023 xiii, 354 Seiten Illustrationen 25 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Springer Praxis books, Astronautical engineering The planets of the Sun -- Launch vehicles for planetary spacecraft -- Soviet Union spacecraft that explored Venus 1960-1980 -- U.S. spacecraft that explored Venus 1960-1980 -- Soviet Union spacecraft that explored Venus 1980-1990 -- U.S. Magellan spacecraft that explored Venus 1980-2020 -- U.S. Spacecraft that explored Mercury: Mariner 10 and Messenger -- Japanese and European Space Agency spacecraft that explored Venus 2005-2020 A series of increasingly capable spacecraft were sent to explore the inner planets Venus and Mercury. The history of that planetary exploration is traced in this book along with the evolution of sophisticated spacecraft that unveiled long-sought secrets of the planets. The spacecraft were ingenious and reflected the best efforts of talented people working with the available technology of the day. Additionally, this book showcases engineering involved in those capable machines. A consecutive series of 34 planetary spacecraft, which span the time period 1961 to 2021, are described. This includes the unsuccessful missions of several early spacecraft that paved the way for a better understanding of Venus' hostile environments. This book will describe many successful spacecraft sent to Venus by the Soviet Union and many successful spacecraft sent to Venus and to Mercury by the United States. The recent exploration of Venus by the European Space Agency's Venus Express and the Japanese spacecraft Akatsuki can also be found in this book. The author draws on over 50 years of experience on aircraft and spacecraft systems to tell the story of these planetary spacecraft. The spacecraft experience includes being the technical lead for the landing radars on the Surveyor and Apollo lunar landers as well as providing analyses for the rendezvous radar for the Space Shuttle. Practical engineering experience is augmented by Master's degrees in electrical engineering, physics, and business administration Geschichte 1961-2021 gnd rswk-swf Raumfahrzeug (DE-588)4048579-1 gnd rswk-swf Weltraumforschung (DE-588)4117629-7 gnd rswk-swf Raumfahrtprogramm (DE-588)4479200-1 gnd rswk-swf Merkur Planet (DE-588)4169460-0 gnd rswk-swf Venus Planet (DE-588)4062527-8 gnd rswk-swf Astronautics / History Planets / Exploration Space ships / Design and construction / History Mercury (Planet) / Exploration Venus (Planet) / Exploration Astronautique / Histoire Planètes / Exploration Vénus (Planète) / Exploration Astronautics Space ships / Design and construction Mercury (Planet) Venus (Planet) History Venus Planet (DE-588)4062527-8 g Merkur Planet (DE-588)4169460-0 g Raumfahrzeug (DE-588)4048579-1 s Raumfahrtprogramm (DE-588)4479200-1 s Weltraumforschung (DE-588)4117629-7 s Geschichte 1961-2021 z DE-604 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-3-031-29838-7 Digitalisierung Deutsches Museum application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=034615951&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
spellingShingle	Lund, Thomas Spacecraft that explored the inner planets Venus and Mercury The planets of the Sun -- Launch vehicles for planetary spacecraft -- Soviet Union spacecraft that explored Venus 1960-1980 -- U.S. spacecraft that explored Venus 1960-1980 -- Soviet Union spacecraft that explored Venus 1980-1990 -- U.S. Magellan spacecraft that explored Venus 1980-2020 -- U.S. Spacecraft that explored Mercury: Mariner 10 and Messenger -- Japanese and European Space Agency spacecraft that explored Venus 2005-2020 Raumfahrzeug (DE-588)4048579-1 gnd Weltraumforschung (DE-588)4117629-7 gnd Raumfahrtprogramm (DE-588)4479200-1 gnd
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title_alt	The planets of the Sun -- Launch vehicles for planetary spacecraft -- Soviet Union spacecraft that explored Venus 1960-1980 -- U.S. spacecraft that explored Venus 1960-1980 -- Soviet Union spacecraft that explored Venus 1980-1990 -- U.S. Magellan spacecraft that explored Venus 1980-2020 -- U.S. Spacecraft that explored Mercury: Mariner 10 and Messenger -- Japanese and European Space Agency spacecraft that explored Venus 2005-2020
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