Wind spacecraft

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Wind spacecraft is a NASA heliophysics mission launched in 1994 to study the solar wind and its interaction with Earth's magnetosphere from various vantage points in space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NASA spacecraft
heliophysics mission
solar wind observatory
spacecraft
collaboratesWith ACE spacecraft NERFINISHED
Geotail spacecraft NERFINISHED
SOHO spacecraft NERFINISHED
contributesTo magnetospheric physics
modeling of the solar wind
understanding of solar–terrestrial interactions
dataUsage research in solar–terrestrial relations
space weather forecasting
space weather monitoring
hasInstrument energetic particle detector
magnetometer
plasma analyzer
radio and plasma wave instrument
launchCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
launchDate 1994-11-01
launchSite Cape Canaveral Air Force Station NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Delta II rocket NERFINISHED
missionPhase science operations
missionType heliophysics mission
solar wind research mission
operationalRegion Sun–Earth L1 point vicinity NERFINISHED
interplanetary space
operator NASA
orbitType highly elliptical orbit
libration point orbit
partOf International Solar–Terrestrial Physics program NERFINISHED
primaryObjective provide early warning of geomagnetic storms
study the interaction of the solar wind with Earth’s magnetosphere
study the solar wind
program Global Geospace Science program NERFINISHED
provides in-situ measurements of interplanetary magnetic field
in-situ measurements of the solar wind
real-time solar wind data for space weather
scientificDiscipline heliophysics
space plasma physics
spaceAgency NASA Goddard Space Flight Center NERFINISHED
status operational
studies Earth’s magnetosphere NERFINISHED
energetic particles
geomagnetic storms
interplanetary magnetic field
plasma waves
solar wind
targetBody Earth’s magnetosphere
Sun NERFINISHED

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