Soviet critic argues two two-planet grand tours better than four-planet plan
Soviet space scientist Timur Eneyev questions the late 1970s grand tour concept for outer planets. He favors four two-planet missions or exotic balloon-based stations, arguing more frequent two-planet flights could yield greater data and success, though many plans remain speculative and not imminent.
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