APL New Horizons bus

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The APL New Horizons bus is the spacecraft platform designed and built by the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory to support the instruments, power, communications, and navigation systems of NASA’s New Horizons mission to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf spacecraft bus
spacecraft platform
associatedWithProgram New Frontiers program
attitudeControl hydrazine thrusters
reaction wheels
three-axis stabilized
builtBy Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
communicationBand Ka-band
X-band
designedBy Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
designedFor high-speed flyby of Pluto
long-duration deep-space mission
designedToWithstand long communication delays
low solar flux
outer solar system environment
developedForAgency NASA
hasStructureType aluminum space frame
hasSubsystem command and data handling subsystem
guidance and control subsystem
power subsystem
propulsion subsystem
telecommunications subsystem
launchVehicleCompatibleWith Atlas V 551
missionTarget Kuiper Belt
Pluto
operatedBy Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
operatedIn deep space
powerSource radioisotope thermoelectric generator
powerSystemType RTG-based power system
propulsionType monopropellant hydrazine
supports communications systems
navigation systems
power systems
scientific instruments
supportsInstrument Alice
LORRI
PEPSSI
REX
Ralph
SDC
SWAP
thermalControl passive thermal control
radioisotope heater units
usedFor New Horizons
surface form: NASA New Horizons mission
usedOn New Horizons
surface form: New Horizons spacecraft
usesAntennaType high-gain antenna
low-gain antenna
medium-gain antenna

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New Horizons spacecraftBus APL New Horizons bus