International Extreme Ultraviolet Hitchhiker (IEH)

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The International Extreme Ultraviolet Hitchhiker (IEH) was an astronomy payload flown on the Space Shuttle to study celestial sources in the extreme ultraviolet portion of the spectrum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomy payload
space shuttle payload
abbreviation IEH NERFINISHED
carriedBy Space Shuttle NERFINISHED
category space science instrument
ultraviolet space telescope
dataType extreme ultraviolet flux measurements
photometric observations
spectral observations
environment microgravity
field astronomy
astrophysics
hostAgency NASA NERFINISHED
hostVehicleType crewed spacecraft
missionDomain space astronomy
space science
observationalBand extreme ultraviolet band of the electromagnetic spectrum
observes astronomical objects
celestial sources outside Earth’s atmosphere
cosmic extreme ultraviolet background
extragalactic extreme ultraviolet sources
galactic extreme ultraviolet sources
stellar extreme ultraviolet emission
observesFrom above Earth’s atmosphere
operatedIn low Earth orbit
partOf Hitchhiker program NERFINISHED
platform Space Shuttle cargo bay NERFINISHED
purpose scientific research
study of extreme ultraviolet emission from space
reasonForSpaceUse Earth’s atmosphere absorbs extreme ultraviolet radiation
requires space-based platform
spectralRegion extreme ultraviolet (EUV)
studies celestial sources
extreme ultraviolet portion of the spectrum
extreme ultraviolet radiation
typeOf hitchhiker payload
usedFor observational astrophysics
space-based ultraviolet astronomy
wavelengthRange extreme ultraviolet

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STS-95 payload International Extreme Ultraviolet Hitchhiker (IEH)