AAS National Conference 2008: Robert Lin
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Session 4: Mars – The Best is Yet to Come 19 November 2008, Pasadena California http://www.astronautical.org/conference/conference-2008
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- 1. Bruce Jakosky, Principal Investigator University of Colorado Bob Lin, Deputy PI Univ. of California, Berkeley American Astronautical Society meeting 19 November 2008 Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) Mars Scout Mission
- 4. MAVEN will continue the successful “follow the water” theme. MGS, MPF, ODY, MER, MRO, MEx, now PHX, upcoming MSL, are focused largely on the history of the surface. MAVEN’s comprehensive approach will provide the history of the atmosphere as the other necessary half of the story.
- 5. Mars Magnetic Field (from MGS Magnetometer/ Electron Reflectometer) )
- 6. MAVEN Presentation to MEPAG, 18 September 2008 • CU/LASP, GSFC, UCB/SSL, LM, JPL
- 9. Constraining the Total Atmospheric Loss Through Time History of Solar Activity Physical & Empirical Models Isotope Ratios Photochemical and Jeans escape Ion outflow Sputtering Solar wind pickup Ion bulk escape NGIMS IUVS
- 11. Launch: November 18, 2013 One Year of Science Operations MAVEN Mission Architecture Ten Month Ballistic Cruise to Mars Orbit Insertion: 16 Sept 2014