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The NASA High Energy Solar Physics (HESP) mission for the next solar maximum

R. P. Lin, Brian R. Dennis, R. Ramaty, A. G. Emslie, Richard C. Canfield, G. A. Doschek

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Scientific Objectives Observational Approach and Expected Performance Hesp Strawman Instruments Hesp Mission Hesp on Lightsats The Ground-Based Component of the Hesp Mission Current Status

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Scientific Objectives Observational Approach and Expected Performance Hesp Strawman Instruments Hesp Mission Hesp on Lightsats The Ground-Based Component of the Hesp Mission Current Status

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Scientific Objectives Observational Approach and Expected Performance Hesp Strawman Instruments Hesp Mission Hesp on Lightsats The Ground-Based Component of the Hesp Mission Current Status

Key concepts: Physics, Solar maximum, Astrobiology, Solar physics, Solar energy, Astronomy, Solar wind, Environmental science

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