Vesta (spacecraft)
Vesta was a multiple-asteroid-flyby mission that the Soviet Union was planning in the 1980s. The Vesta mission would have consisted of two identical probes (just like earlier Soviet Venus missions), to be launched in 1991. Similar to the Vega program, each spacecraft would deploy one or more landers or balloons into the Venusian atmosphere, and then proceed to its next target. At Venus, a French satellite dedicated to asteroid flybys would be released. It would return to us for an Earth swing-by, and then reach about 3-3.3 AUs from the Sun.
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Vesta (spacecraft)
Vesta was a multiple-asteroid-flyby mission that the Soviet Union was planning in the 1980s. The Vesta mission would have consisted of two identical probes (just like earlier Soviet Venus missions), to be launched in 1991. Similar to the Vega program, each spacecraft would deploy one or more landers or balloons into the Venusian atmosphere, and then proceed to its next target. At Venus, a French satellite dedicated to asteroid flybys would be released. It would return to us for an Earth swing-by, and then reach about 3-3.3 AUs from the Sun.
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Vesta (em russo Веста), foi a ...... gou a sair da fase de projeto.
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Vesta was a multiple-asteroid- ...... Lobachevskij, and comet Encke.
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Ве́ста (англ. Vesta) — отменён ...... ачевский, а также Комета Энке.
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Vesta (em russo Веста), foi a ...... gou a sair da fase de projeto.
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Vesta was a multiple-asteroid- ...... about 3-3.3 AUs from the Sun.
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Ве́ста (англ. Vesta) — отменён ...... ыполнению своих научных целей.
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Programa Vesta
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Vesta (spacecraft)
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Веста (АМС)
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