Stevens et al., 2019 - Google Patents
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Stevens et al., 2019
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- 6779958174265083380 Author
- Kobs Nawotniak S
- Garry W
- Payler S
- Brady A
- Miller M
- Beaton K
- Cockell C
- Lim D Publication year
- 2019 Publication venue
- Astrobiology
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The limitations placed upon human explorers on the surface of Mars will necessitate a methodology for scientific exploration that is different from standard approaches to terrestrial fieldwork and prior crewed exploration of the Moon. In particular, the data transmission …
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