| Code Number : | 8A30.30? |
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| Condition : | Good |
| Principle : | Plasma Physics |
| Area of Study : | Solar and Galactic Astronomy |
| Equipment : | Video:
Lightening Whistlers recorded by the P.D.P. (Plasma Diagnostics
Package). |
| Procedure : | The P.D.P. was built at the U of Iowa and was used to measure plasmas around the orbiting space shuttle. While in orbit the shuttle and P.D.P. flew over a thunderstorm that was taking place on the earth's surface and 'Whistlers' were recorded. I have copies of this in my video library but there is also a copy with the video machine that is on 3rd or 5th floor. (Spacecraft Engineering) |
