HIFI

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HIFI is a high-resolution heterodyne spectrometer aboard the Herschel Space Observatory designed to study the chemical composition and physical conditions of interstellar gas and dust in the far-infrared and submillimeter range.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf far-infrared spectrometer
heterodyne spectrometer
space telescope instrument
submillimeter spectrometer
aboard Herschel Space Observatory
acronymFor Heterodyne Instrument for the Far Infrared
band far-infrared band
submillimeter band
dataType high-resolution line spectra
spectroscopic data
designedFor astrochemistry studies
high-resolution spectroscopy
study of interstellar dust
study of interstellar gas
developedForAgency European Space Agency
enables measurement of gas density
measurement of gas kinematics
measurement of gas temperature
field astrochemistry
astronomy
astrophysics
fullName Heterodyne Instrument for the Far Infrared
hasCapability velocity-resolved line profiles
very high spectral resolution
location space
observatoryOrbit Sun–Earth L2
surface form: Sun–Earth L2 via Herschel Space Observatory
observes atomic emission lines
ionized species in the interstellar medium
molecular emission lines
onboardTelescope Herschel Space Observatory
operatedBy European Space Agency
partOf Herschel Space Observatory payload
scienceGoal study circumstellar envelopes
study galactic and extragalactic ISM
study molecular clouds
study protoplanetary disks
trace water in space
understand star formation processes
spectralRange far-infrared
submillimeter
studies chemical composition of interstellar medium
physical conditions of interstellar medium
targets interstellar medium
nearby galaxies
planet-forming disks
star-forming regions
telescopeType space-based observatory
usesTechnique heterodyne detection

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