From: del@branta.demon.co.uk   
      
   On Sat, 22 Jan 2005, in sci.space.tech,   
   Explorer  said:   
      
   >Would it be feasible to use aerobraking at Titan to facilitate a Titan   
   >orbiter?   
      
   Pretty feasible, I'd say.  After all, they just used aerobraking at   
   Titan to facilitate a titan atmosphere probe.   
      
   >What about deployment of a long lived balloon within Titan's   
   >atmosphere, can some sort of balloon survive and operate in the cold?   
      
   I hope so, I'd like to see more of those spectacular landscapes Huygens   
   (briefly) provided.  But I'd like to see dirigibles, helicopters,   
   autogyros, and planes considered for the mission as well, just to make   
   sure we use whichever one performs best.   
      
   I'd also like to see a roving balloon or aeroplane on Mars.  Pictures of   
   the side walls of Valles Marineris, from inside the valles!  36 Views of   
   Mount Olympus!   
      
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