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Mavr Mars Spacecraft

Mavr Mars Spacecraft
A model of the Mars flyby spacecraft 'Mavr' at the Tsniimash museum. Mavr was a revision of the TMK in the mid-1960's to incorporate a flyby of Venus on the return leg of the voyage. This would reduce propulsion requirements and total time for the primary Mars flyby mission.
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Russian manned Mars flyby. Study 1963. A variation of the TMK-1 scenario by Maksimov's unit would still use a single N1 launch. However a flyby of Venus would be undertaken on the return voyage from Mars.

Status: Study 1963. Gross mass: 75,000 kg (165,000 lb). Specific impulse: 350 s. Height: 25.00 m (82.00 ft). Span: 12.00 m (39.00 ft).

This would reduce both flight time and the earth-return velocity. The project was given the code name "Mavr" ('Moor' or MArs - VeneRa).

Crew Size: 3.



Family: Mars Expeditions, Mars flyby. Country: Russia. Launch Vehicles: Mars tactical rocket, N1, N1 1969. Propellants: Lox/Kerosene. Agency: Korolev bureau.
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MAVR Mars-Venus flyby spacecraft. The original TMK was similar.
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TMK Mars flyby spacecraft
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Mavr manned Mars / Venus flyby spacecraft - 1960
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Mavr spacecraft model at TsNIIMASH. The TMK-1 was similar
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1970 October 20 - . LV Family: N1.

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