Probing the Earth from space - The Aristoteles mission

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Nov 1992

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ESA Bulletin (ISSN 0376-4265), no. 72, p. 66-75.

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Earth Gravitation, Earth Observations (From Space), Geomagnetism, Scientific Satellites, European Space Programs, Instrument Packages, Nasa Space Programs

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The Aristoteles mission has been under study by the Agency since 1987. Its aim is to provide global models of the Earth's gravitational and magnetic fields with high spatial resolution and accuracy. Following earlier discussions, in 1990 NASA confirmed its intention to participate in the mission with the provision of a dedicated launch and of additional instruments. This has made it possible to enhance the scientific and application-orientated value of the mission and to optimize the spacecraft design. This article reviews the new joint ESA-NASA Aristoteles mission, as well as the status of the system definition and of the associated technological pre-development activities.

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