Mariner Mars Orbiter '71 Spacecraft Design Book, 1969-1971.
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The Mariner Mars Orbiter Spacecraft Design Book describes the Mariner Mars Orbiter 1971 project from 1969 through 1971. When launched May 30, 1971, abroad an Atlas/Centaur SLV-3 launch vehicle, Mariner Mars Orbiter '71 became Mariner 9. Originally, Mariner 9 was schedule to have an identical companion, Mariner 8, but on May 8, 1971, 365 seconds after launch, Mariner 8's Centaur main engine shut down and the upper stage of the rocket, along with Mariner 8 fell into the Atlantic about...