Japanese Halley missions with Sakigake and Suisei

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Feb 1986

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EOS (ISSN 0096-3941), vol. 67, Feb. 11, 1986, p. 65, 66. MOESC-sponsored research.

Physics

Halley'S Comet, Japanese Spacecraft, Solar Wind, Space Probes, Cometary Atmospheres, Interplanetary Flight, Lyman Spectra, Magnetometers, Ultraviolet Photography

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Two Japanese spacecraft, MS-T5 and Planet-A (renamed 'Sakigake' and 'Suisei' respectively) were launched into interplanetary space with the goal of encountering Comet Halley. Together, the spacecraft carried the following instruments: (1) an ultraviolet imager, (2) an electrostatic analyzer for detecting solar wind ions and electrons, (3) a Faraday cup for solar wind detection, (4) plasma wave detectors, and (5) a ring core magnetometer to detect magnetic fields. Examples of solar wind plama data are provided.

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