Terrestrial Planets Comparative Climatology (TPCC) mission concept. (arXiv:2007.03049v1 [astro-ph.IM])
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The authors and co-signers of the Terrestrial Planets Comparative Climatology
(TPCC) mission concept white paper advocate that planetary science in the next
decade would greatly benefit from comparatively studying the fundamental
behavior of the atmospheres of Venus and Mars, contemporaneously and with the
same instrumentation, to capture atmospheric response to the same solar
forcing, and with a minimum of instrument-related variability. Thus, this white
paper was created for the 2023-2032 Planetary Science Decadal Survey process.
It describes the science rationale for such a mission, and a mission concept
that could achieve such a mission.

The authors and co-signers of the Terrestrial Planets Comparative Climatology
(TPCC) mission concept white paper advocate that planetary science in the next
decade would greatly benefit from comparatively studying the fundamental
behavior of the atmospheres of Venus and Mars, contemporaneously and with the
same instrumentation, to capture atmospheric response to the same solar
forcing, and with a minimum of instrument-related variability. Thus, this white
paper was created for the 2023-2032 Planetary Science Decadal Survey process.
It describes the science rationale for such a mission, and a mission concept
that could achieve such a mission.

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