Titlebook: Russian Planetary Exploration; History, Development Brian Harvey Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 ISS.Mir.USSR.development.engineeri

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Book 2007idered and may, with a restoration of funding, come to fruition. Soviet studies of deep space and Mars missions (e.g. TMK, Aelita) have much to offer contemporary planners in Europe and the United States. Long-duration ISS and Mir missions provide a medical record of considerable value in constructi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-49664-1ISS; Mir; USSR; development; engineering; flight paths; landing techniques; paper; planet; space exploration;

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First landfall on Venus, Mars,nce again, measures were taken to strengthen the descent cabin for the two probes to be launched. Whatever the purpose of the Venera 5 and 6 missions, this new set was intended from the start to reach the surface intact, even if that meant it was overbuilt and that hardly any scientific instruments could be carried.

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Returning to the planets?, though, left Gleb Maksimov and Konstantin Feoktistov in OKB-1 making plans for a manned flight to Mars with their TMK-1 and TMK-2 designs, respectively. What happened to them? What other Soviet projects were advanced for the manned and unmanned exploration of the planets?

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