Why Not Just A Few Highly Mobile Ones?

Mark Eby — 2/6/2004 2:53:35 AM (archived)

Martian blimps or airplanes can investigate far more area than landers at greater detail than orbital probes. Do they have to be landers to get the detail you want?

Regards,
Mark

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Moon Mars plans - Raoul - 2/5/2004 6:57:58 PM
- re:not terribly optimistic from a science standpoint - dtb - 2/5/2004 7:56:21 PM
  - re: re:Very detailed pictures - Raoul - 2/5/2004 8:10:28 PM
    - re: re:Very detailed pictures - dtb - 2/6/2004 4:31:00 AM
- re: Moon Mars plans - Mark Eby - 2/5/2004 7:14:23 PM
  - re: Robots or Humans - Raoul - 2/5/2004 7:44:38 PM
    - Mistakes are human... - Buck Galaxy - 2/5/2004 8:31:43 PM
      - 500 - Nick Hoffman - 2/6/2004 1:04:29 AM
        
        Why Not Just A Few Highly Mobile Ones? - Mark Eby - 2/6/2004 2:53:35 AM
        
        Some Examples For Nick & Tom - Mark Eby - 2/6/2004 3:01:53 PM
        
        Nonetheless... - Nick Hoffman - 2/6/2004 4:06:50 PM
        
        Zubrin's Company Has Written Several Papers On Compressed CO2 Rocket Powered Hoppers - Mark Eby - 2/6/2004 5:38:32 PM
        
        Blimp first, please... - DALeffler - 2/6/2004 4:49:50 AM
        
        Do you know how big a blimp would have to be to work on Mars? - Tom Brosz - 2/6/2004 6:02:14 AM
        
        re: 500 - Buck Galaxy - 2/6/2004 2:34:30 AM
        
        Yeah, But how long would 500 robotic missions take? - DALeffler - 2/6/2004 2:24:51 AM
      - re: Reprogramming - Raoul - 2/5/2004 8:45:37 PM

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