File:TOWS-Nautilus comparison.jpg
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English: Comparison of components on the TOWS (2021) and Nautilus (2023) designs for a Neptune orbiter (not to scale) |
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| Author | Jarrod Baniqued (Hansen-Koharcheck, Fielhauer et al. for left graphic, Dekarske, Steckel, Horvath, Dolan et al. for right graphic) |
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