Imager for Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration

Also known as Explorer 78, MIDEX-1

NASA geomagnetic satellite

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Wikidata facts

Operator: Southwest Research Institute
Country of origin: United States
Diameter: 2.25
Mass: 494
Official website: image.gsfc.nasa.gov
Image: IMAGE (Explorer 78).jpg
Height: 1.52

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Commons category: IMAGE (spacecraft)
UTC date of spacecraft launch: 2000-03-25
space launch vehicle: Delta II
powered by: nickel–cadmium battery
type of orbit: polar orbit
launch contractor: Boeing Defense, Space & Security
end time: 2005-12-18

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Article · Italiano

L'Imager for Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration (IMAGE), a volte citato anche come Explorer 78 o MIDEX 1, è un satellite NASA non più attivo, lanciato nel marzo 2000 per studiare la risposta della magnetosfera terrestre ai cambiamenti del vento solare. L'IMAGE è stato il primo veicolo spaziale del programma Middle Explorer (facente parte del più vasto Programma Explorer) ad essere messo in orbita.

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