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    Venus Entry Probe Study Overview

    Publication date: 27 Feb 2007

    Authors: van den Berg, M. & Falkner, P.

    Journal: Technology Reference Study
    Issue: 3
    Page: 1-64
    Year: 2007

    Copyright: ESA

    This document provides an overview of the Venus Entry Probe system design study. The Venus Entry Probe is one of ESA's Technology Reference Studies (TRS), which provide a focus for the development of strategically important technologies that are of likely relevance for future scientific missions [Falkner05, Peacock06]. This is accomplished through the study of several technologically demanding and scientifically interesting mission concepts, which are not part of the ESA science programme. The TRSs subsequently act as a reference for possible future technology development activities.

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