Original paper
A Prototype Ice-Melting Probe for Collecting Biological Samples from Cryogenic Ice at Low Pressure
Abstract
In the Solar System, the surface of an icy moon is composed of irregular ice formations at cryogenic temperatures (<200 K), with an oxidized surface layer and a tenuous atmosphere at very low pressure (<10-6 atm). A lander mission, whose aim is to collect and analyze biological samples from the surface ice, must contain a device that collects samples without refreezing liquid and without sublimation of ice. In addition, if the samples are...
Paper Details
Title
A Prototype Ice-Melting Probe for Collecting Biological Samples from Cryogenic Ice at Low Pressure
Published Date
Aug 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
17
Issue
8
Pages
709 - 720
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