DLB Beacon Lander
Spacecraft · Russia
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Credit: © Mark Wade
Russian lunar logistics spacecraft. Study 1971. In most Soviet manned lunar landing scenarios, versions of the Ye-8 unmanned landers would precede manned landings on the moon.
After surveying the planned site, they would remain on the surface and provide a radio beacon that would allow the following LK or LKM manned landers to make a precision landing.
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- Country
- Russia
- Spacecraft
- DLB Lunar Base
- Launch Vehicles
- Proton, Proton-K/D
- Agency
- Lavochkin bureau
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Mars Train
Elements of Mars Train and Zvezda Lunar Base Support Craft.
Credit: © Mark Wade
Mars Train
Elements of Mars Train and Zvezda Lunar Base Support Craft. From left: two LK landers; Marsokhod with manipulator arms; Mars Train with reactor, ascent stage, and forward living module; another Marsokhod with manipulator arms.
Credit: © Mark Wade
Mars Train
Elements of Mars Train and Zvezda Lunar Base Support Craft. From left: two LK landers; Marsokhod with manipulator arms; Mars Train with reactor, ascent stage, and forward living module; another Marsokhod with manipulator arms.
Credit: © Mark Wade
