The Satellite Telescope Nina for Nuclear and Isotopic Investigations in Space

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Sep 2000

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NEW VISTAS IN ASTROPHYSICS. Proceedings of the International School of Cosmic Ray Astrophysics 20th Anniversary, 11th Course. He

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NINA is a satellite silicon detector designed to perform measurements of the nuclear and isotopic composition of the galactic and anomalous components of cosmic rays, as well as of the energetic particles associated with solar flares. It has been orbiting the Earth onboard the Russian satellite Resource 01 n. 4 since July 1998. It can perform nuclear discrimination from hydrogen to iron as well as isotopic analyses at least up to the beryllium isotopes in a large energy range. NINA is the first step of the wide scientific program WiZard-RIM, which includes the design and deployment of the PAMELA magnet spectrometer.

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