Enabling Decadal Survey Science Goals for Primitive Bodies Using Radioisotope Electric Propulsion

L. M. Prockter(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Kevin Witzberger, Douglas Fiehler(Glenn Research Center), Paul Ostdiek(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), A. S. Rivkin(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Steven R. Oleson(Glenn Research Center), R. L. McNutt(Johns Hopkins University), R. E. Gold, James C. Leary
37th Annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
March 1, 2006
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