Research and Analysis for Planetary Defense In Situ Spacecraft Missions to Near-Earth Objects
Brent W. Barbee(Goddard Space Flight Center), Lorien Wheeler(Ames Research Center), O. S. Barnouin(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), P. W. Chodas(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Jessie Dotson(Ames Research Center), Daniel R. Adamo, A. K. Davis(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Paul Abell, Justin Atichson(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Clemens Rumpf(Ames Research Center), Ryan S. Park(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Terik Daly, T. Sotirelis(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), D. D. Mazanek(Langley Research Center), J. T. S. Cahill(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)
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