Integration and test challenges of parker solar probe. Smith, R., Bucior, S., & Hahn, J. 2020 Ieee Aerospace Conference (Aeroconf 2020), 2020. Publisher: Ieee Type: Proceedings paper tex.date-modified: 2022-04-12 11:34:55 +0100abstract bibtex On August 12, 2018, NASA and the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) successfully launched Parker Solar Probe (PSP) on a mission to study the Sun, as part of NASA's Living With a Star program. As of this writing, the spacecraft has successfully completed its third close approach to the Sun and is returning new data to scientists here on Earth. The journey leading up to this point was difficult and full of many unique challenges. PSP will be flying within the corona of the sun over twenty times and traveling more than seven times closer than any spacecraft has come before (1). PSP was designed to withstand intense heat by sitting behind a first-of-its-kind Thermal Protection System (TPS), while still being able to perform all of its necessary functions. This mission required an extensive knowledge base and multiple teams working in conjunction to bring this flight to fruition.
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abstract = {On August 12, 2018, NASA and the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) successfully launched Parker Solar Probe (PSP) on a mission to study the Sun, as part of NASA's Living With a Star program. As of this writing, the spacecraft has successfully completed its third close approach to the Sun and is returning new data to scientists here on Earth. The journey leading up to this point was difficult and full of many unique challenges. PSP will be flying within the corona of the sun over twenty times and traveling more than seven times closer than any spacecraft has come before (1). PSP was designed to withstand intense heat by sitting behind a first-of-its-kind Thermal Protection System (TPS), while still being able to perform all of its necessary functions. This mission required an extensive knowledge base and multiple teams working in conjunction to bring this flight to fruition.},
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