Ultraviolet Spectrometer

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The Ultraviolet Spectrometer was a scientific instrument on the Galileo spacecraft used to analyze ultraviolet light from celestial objects to study their composition, atmospheres, and energy processes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf spacecraft instrument
ultraviolet spectrometer
contributedTo understanding of Jovian auroral morphology
understanding of Jupiter’s upper atmosphere
understanding of surface–atmosphere interactions on icy moons
dataUsedFor characterization of Jovian auroral processes
constraints on atmospheric escape processes
models of Jovian magnetospheric interactions
study of Io plasma torus
study of exospheres of Galilean moons
launchDate 1989-10-18
launchedWith Galileo spacecraft
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Atlantis
locatedOn Galileo scan platform
measured atmospheric composition via UV spectra
intensity of ultraviolet radiation
ionized species in planetary environments
neutral gases in planetary atmospheres
ultraviolet absorption features
ultraviolet emission lines
mission Galileo spacecraft
surface form: Galileo mission to Jupiter
operatedBy Jet Propulsion Laboratory
NASA
operatedOn Galileo orbiter
partOf Galileo spacecraft
scientificDiscipline astrophysics
planetary science
space physics
spectralRange ultraviolet wavelengths
studied Callisto
Europa
Ganymede
Io
Jovian atmosphere
Jovian aurorae
Jovian magnetosphere
Jupiter
Jupiter’s moons
interplanetary medium
solar ultraviolet flux
typeOfObservation remote ultraviolet spectroscopy
usedFor analysis of ultraviolet light from celestial objects
remote sensing
study of atmospheric composition
study of energy processes in celestial objects
study of planetary atmospheres
ultraviolet spectroscopy

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Galileo spacecraft instrument Ultraviolet Spectrometer