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If scientists can understand how these variables affect
the atmosphere of our closest planetary neighbor, they hope
to be able to define more clearly the impact of the numerous
variables in the Earth's weather system. . .
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THE MISSION
.the cra,ft is closest to the planet, about one hour per "day."--"
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El Segundo, Calif.
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SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS
Multiprobe Mission
Large Probe
Neutral Mass Spectrometer John Hoffman
University of Texas
Gas Chromatograph Vance Oyama
NASA/ARC
Atmosphere Structure Alvin Seiff
NASA/ARC
Solar Flux Radiometer Martin Tomasko
University of Arizona
Infrared Radiometer Robert Boese
NASA/ARC
Cloud Particle Size Spec- Robert Knollenberg
trometer Particle Measuring System
Nephelometer (Cloud Sensor) Boris Ragent NASA/ARC and
Jacques Blamont, University
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Orbiter Mission
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SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS
Multiprobe Mission
Large Probe
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Radio Science
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of the sources.
lower atmosphere.
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SPACECRAFT
per second at Venus. The DSN must track the large probe,
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LAUNCH VEHICLE
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March 1976