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Plasma physics and environmental perturbation laboratory. Volume 1 : Executive summary

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Nov 9, 1973.
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Summary
Space physics and plasma physics experiments that can be performed from the space shuttle were identified. Potential experiment concepts were analyzed to derive requirements for a spaceborne experiment facility. The laboratory, known as the Plasma Physics and Environmental Perturbation Laboratory consists of a 33-foot pallet of instruments connected to a 25-foot pressurized control module. Two 50-meter booms, two subsatellites, a high power transmitter, a multipurpose accelerator array, a set of deployable canisters, and a gimbaled instrument platform are the primary systems deployed from the pallet. The pressurized module contains all the control and display equipment required to conduct the experiments, and life support and power subsystems.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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Document ID: 19770023733.
Accession ID: 77N30677.
NASA-CR-150364.
TRW-21390-6017-RU-00-VOL-1.
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