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Deimos is the smaller and outermost of the two moons of the planet Mars.
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2021/12/26
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National Air and Space Museum on Twitter: "Today in 1877, Mars' moon Deimos was discovered by Asaph Hall at the US Naval Observatory in Washington, DC. "
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2020/08/13
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Deimos First, Mars indirect?
A very compelling talk favouring Deimos as a first destination: James Logan, MD | Living on Mars - YouTube
Less delta-V than Moon or Mars, no atmospheric landing, solar illumination, O'Neill type of habitat possible, low latency for Mars tele-robotics, carbonaceous chondrite for ISRU...
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2018/11/27
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