The International Solar Polar Mission: Zodiacal Light/Background Starlight Experiment (ISPM-ZLE)
G. H. Schwehm
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G. H. Schwehm
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The International Solar Polar 1983 Mission will for the first time provide the opportunity to perform measurements out of the ecliptic and above the solar poles. The Zodiacal Light/Background Starlight Experiment of the Ruhr-University Bochum, FRG, (in collaboration with the State University of New York at Albany) which was selected for the NASA-S/C is a scanning photometer which is based on the HELIOS 1, 2 - Zodiacal Light Experiment.
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The International Solar Polar 1983 Mission will for the first time provide the opportunity to perform measurements out of the ecliptic and above the solar poles. The Zodiacal Light/Background Starlight Experiment of the Ruhr-University Bochum, FRG, (in collaboration with the State University of New York at Albany) which was selected for the NASA-S/C is a scanning photometer which is based on the HELIOS 1, 2 - Zodiacal Light Experiment.
Key concepts: Zodiacal light, Starlight, Twilight, Ecliptic, Astronomy, Polar, Photometer, Physics