Zaitsev et al., 1997 - Google Patents
Possibilities for hypervelocity impact experiments in frames of demonstration project “Space Patrol”Zaitsev et al., 1997
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- 4851394603060581692
- Author
- Zaitsev A
- Dobrov A
- Kotin V
- Simonov I
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- Publication venue
- International journal of impact engineering
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It is proposed to reach impact velocity of macrobodies up to 90 km/s by collision of space probe with celestial bodies in meteor flux. Results of the approach dynamics and targeting simulation shows feasibility of this idea. Science experiments and registration method …
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