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| Paper: |
Titan |
| Volume: |
272, The Future of Solar System Exploration, 2003-2013: Community Contributions to the NRC Solar System Exploration Decadal Survey |
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253 |
| Authors: |
Lorenz, R.D.; Green, J.R.; Wood, C.A.; Coustenis, A.; Ori, G.G.; Paillou, P.; Yelle, R.; Bolton, S.J.; Baines, K.H.; Terrile, R.J.; Gurwell, M.A.; Griffith, C.A.; Wong, A.-S.; Rages, K.A. |
| Abstract: |
Titan offers outstanding appeal as a planetary exploration target. Titan is both a planet-scale prebiotic chemistry laboratory, and a physical laboratory in which new of oceanography and meteorology can be explored, as well as the traditional planetary science disciplines.
Future exploration should involve the extension of the Cassini mission, and a mobile airborne platform to conduct wide-ranging, but close-up, exploration of Titan's surface and lower atmosphere. |
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