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... example , of Landsat and other Earth resources technology satellite missions . A typical information acquisition rate in the 1980s is about 1012 bits per day for all NASA systems . In two years , this is roughly the total non- pictorial ...
... example , of Landsat and other Earth resources technology satellite missions . A typical information acquisition rate in the 1980s is about 1012 bits per day for all NASA systems . In two years , this is roughly the total non- pictorial ...
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... example , it has been estimated that a Mars roving vehicle would be operative only 4 percent of the time in a so - called move - and - wait mode of operation . With adequate robot technology , it should be operative at least 80 percent ...
... example , it has been estimated that a Mars roving vehicle would be operative only 4 percent of the time in a so - called move - and - wait mode of operation . With adequate robot technology , it should be operative at least 80 percent ...
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... example of a planetary exploration mission , and perhaps the most complex to date , is Viking . At times there were several hundred people involved in science data analysis , mission planning , spacecraft monitoring , command sequence ...
... example of a planetary exploration mission , and perhaps the most complex to date , is Viking . At times there were several hundred people involved in science data analysis , mission planning , spacecraft monitoring , command sequence ...
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... example , when the human on the Earth stretches out his hand , the mechanical hand of the teleoperator in Earth orbit extends likewise ; or when the human turns his head to the left , the teleoperator's cameras turn to the left so that ...
... example , when the human on the Earth stretches out his hand , the mechanical hand of the teleoperator in Earth orbit extends likewise ; or when the human turns his head to the left , the teleoperator's cameras turn to the left so that ...
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... example , in the NASA reliance in lunar and planetary exploration for 15 years on vidicon technology , well into a period when commercial manufac- turers were no longer producing the vidicon systems and NASA was relying on previously ...
... example , in the NASA reliance in lunar and planetary exploration for 15 years on vidicon technology , well into a period when commercial manufac- turers were no longer producing the vidicon systems and NASA was relying on previously ...
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