Making the case for slingshotting past Venus on the way to Mars - Phys.org 10-Jul-2020
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Making the case for slingshotting past Venus on the way to Mars - Phys.org
A team of researchers from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, North Carolina State University and NASA, has proposed, via whitepaper, that NASA should direct its Mars-bound spacecraft to fly by Venus first. In their paper, uploaded to th…
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