Science Goals and Mission Concept for a Landed Investigation of Mercury
C. M. Ernst(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), S. Z. Weider(Carnegie Institution for Science), S. A. Hauck(Coburg University of Applied Sciences), N. R. Izenberg(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), P. K. Byrne(North Carolina State University), Sanae Kubota(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), B. W. Denevi(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), D. T. Blewett(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), P. N. Peplowski(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Sander Goossens(Goddard Space Flight Center), R. L. Klima(Brown University), R. L. McNutt(Johns Hopkins University), J. M. Raines(University of Michigan), Gabe Rogers(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), N. L. Chabot(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), S. Besse(European Space Research and Technology Centre), Ronald J. Vervack(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), S. L. Murchie(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), L. M. Jozwiak(Brown University), K. E. Vander Kaaden, C. L. Johnson(Planetary Science Institute), M. S. Thompson(Purdue University West Lafayette), E. B. Rampe(Johnson Space Center), Stephen Indyk(Honeybee Robotics (United States)), H. Korth(Allentown Public Library)
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