The history of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) astronomy is briefly reviewed, and an overview of the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer mission, launched into a near-earth (550 km) orbit on June 7, 1992, is presented. First, the principal objective of the mission are summarized. The instrumentation and operation of the mission are then described, with particular attention given to the sky survey instruments, the deep survey instrument, and the spectrometers. The discussion also covers the current view of the interstellar medium, early results from the mission, and future prospects for EUV astronomy.
The Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer mission - Overview and initial results
1993-09-01
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English
THE EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER MISSION: OVERVIEW AND INITIAL RESULTS
Online Contents | 1993
|Initial Results from the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer
British Library Conference Proceedings | 1993
|Initial results from the extreme ultraviolet explorer
NTRS | 1993
|Initial Results from the Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer
Online Contents | 1993
|Initial results from the extreme ultraviolet explorer
Elsevier | 1993
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