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... will operate for 2 years and travel about 1000 km performing experiments automatically and sending the scientific information back to Earth 10 4-3 Artist's concept of a Mars surface scientific processing and sample return facility .
... will operate for 2 years and travel about 1000 km performing experiments automatically and sending the scientific information back to Earth 10 4-3 Artist's concept of a Mars surface scientific processing and sample return facility .
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Artist's concept of a Mars surface scientific processing and sample return facility . Airplanes transport samples into the vicinity of the processing station . Tethered small rovers then bring the samples to the station for appropriate ...
Artist's concept of a Mars surface scientific processing and sample return facility . Airplanes transport samples into the vicinity of the processing station . Tethered small rovers then bring the samples to the station for appropriate ...
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Indeed , the concept of distributed computer systems , presently under investigation in many places , could provide to each instrument its own microcomputer , and scientists could communicate with their respective instruments .
Indeed , the concept of distributed computer systems , presently under investigation in many places , could provide to each instrument its own microcomputer , and scientists could communicate with their respective instruments .
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NASA has become committed to adhere to the concept of very conservative , fail - safe systems . This is eminently sound in the days of Apollo , when ( i ) each successful launch was a miracle of advanced technology and ( ii ) the lives ...
NASA has become committed to adhere to the concept of very conservative , fail - safe systems . This is eminently sound in the days of Apollo , when ( i ) each successful launch was a miracle of advanced technology and ( ii ) the lives ...
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Neither the potential nor the limitations of such concepts have been firmly established and a systematic research and development program would appear to be in order . Such a program should be aimed at developing maximum carry load - to ...
Neither the potential nor the limitations of such concepts have been firmly established and a systematic research and development program would appear to be in order . Such a program should be aimed at developing maximum carry load - to ...
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| Title | Machine Intelligence and Robotics: Report of the NASA Study Group : Final Report |
| Author | NASA Study Group on Machine Intelligence and Robotics |
| Contributor | United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Publisher | National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1980 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2012 |
| Length | 400 pages |
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