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The Solar Probe Mission: A Search for the Origin of the Solar Wind and an Unprecedented View of the Solar Surface

S. R. Habbal, G. Gloeckler, R. L. McNutt, Bruce Tsatnam Tsurutani

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This review summarizes the latest observations and measurements of the solar wind. It describes the baseline NASA Solar Probe mission, its prime objectives, and its science core payload.

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This review summarizes the latest observations and measurements of the solar wind. It describes the baseline NASA Solar Probe mission, its prime objectives, and its science core payload.

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This review summarizes the latest observations and measurements of the solar wind. It describes the baseline NASA Solar Probe mission, its prime objectives, and its science core payload.

Key concepts: Astrobiology, Solar sail, Solar wind, Environmental science, Solar System, Meteorology, Astronomy, Remote sensing

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