Interplanetary Physics Laboratory (IPL): A concept for an interplanetary mission in the mid-eighties
L. F. Burlaga, Keith W. Ogilvie, W. C. Feldman
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L. F. Burlaga, Keith W. Ogilvie, W. C. Feldman
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A concept for a near-earth interplanetary mission in the mid-eighties is described. The proposed objectives would be to determine the composition of the interplanetary constituents and its dependence on source-conditions and to investigate energy and momentum transfer processes in the interplanetary medium. Such a mission would accomplish three secondary objectives: (1) provide a baseline for deep space missions, (2) investigate variations of the solar wind with solar activity, and (3) provide input functions for magnetospheric studies.
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A concept for a near-earth interplanetary mission in the mid-eighties is described. The proposed objectives would be to determine the composition of the interplanetary constituents and its dependence on source-conditions and to investigate energy and momentum transfer processes in the interplanetary medium. Such a mission would accomplish three secondary objectives: (1) provide a baseline for deep space missions, (2) investigate variations of the solar wind with solar activity, and (3) provide input functions for magnetospheric studies.
Key concepts: Interplanetary spaceflight, Interplanetary medium, Solar wind, Astrobiology, Interplanetary space, Physics, Interplanetary dust cloud, Interplanetary magnetic field