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The Pheonix Mars Lander (2007)

article⁄The Pheonix Mars Lander (2007)
contributors⁄
Duck, Tom
Dickinson, Cameron
Coffin, Matt
in issues⁄
Expanding Bodies: Art Cities Environment (2007)
abstract⁄The Canadian Space Agency has agreed to supply the Phoenix Lander with a meteorological or MET weather station. This includes a pressure sensor, three temperature sensors located along a vertical onemetre mast, and a wind speed and direction sensor called a TellTale, mounted atop the MET mast. The MET suite of instruments will also include the first extraplanetary lidar system. The lidar will measure the distribution of Martian dust in the atmosphere up to altitudes of 20 km.
keywords⁄2007, archive-note-no-tags
Year 2007
Authors Duck, Tom; Dickinson, Cameron; Coffin, Matt.
Issue Expanding Bodies: Art Cities Environment
Pages 157
Library link Brian Lilley & Philip Beesley, 2007. bib⁄Expanding Bodies: Art - Cities - Environment. Riverside Architectural Press and Tuns Press.
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