REX

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REX is a radio science experiment instrument aboard NASA's New Horizons spacecraft used to study the atmospheres and surfaces of planetary bodies through radio signal measurements.

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REX canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf radio science experiment instrument ⓘ
scientific instrument ⓘ
spacecraft instrument ⓘ
aboardSpacecraft New Horizons ⓘ
acronymFor Radio EXperiment ⓘ
collaboratingInstitution Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory ⓘ
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory ⓘ
dataType brightness temperature ⓘ
occultation profiles ⓘ
radio frequency data ⓘ
fullName Radio EXperiment ⓘ
integratedWith New Horizons radio system ⓘ
launchDate 2006-01-19 ⓘ
launchVehicle Atlas V 551 ⓘ
measurementType radio signal measurements ⓘ
radiometric temperature measurements ⓘ
uplink radio occultation ⓘ
mission New Horizons mission ⓘ
linked to: New Horizons
missionPhaseUsed Kuiper Belt extended mission ⓘ
linked to: New Horizons

Pluto flyby ⓘ
onboard New Horizons telecommunications system ⓘ
linked to: New Horizons
operatedBy NASA ⓘ
partOf New Horizons science payload ⓘ
linked to: LORRI
roleInMission remote sensing of atmospheric structure ⓘ
remote sensing of surface thermal properties ⓘ
scientificObjective constrain surface composition and thermal inertia ⓘ
determine atmospheric pressure at Pluto’s surface ⓘ
determine temperature structure of Pluto’s atmosphere ⓘ
measure surface emission from Pluto ⓘ
search for an atmosphere around Charon ⓘ
signalPath uplink from Earth to spacecraft ⓘ
signalSource Earth-based radio transmitters ⓘ
spaceAgency NASA ⓘ
spacecraftType interplanetary probe ⓘ
studies atmospheres of planetary bodies ⓘ
pressure profiles of planetary atmospheres ⓘ
surfaces of planetary bodies ⓘ
temperature profiles of planetary atmospheres ⓘ
targetBody Charon ⓘ
Kuiper Belt objects ⓘ
Pluto ⓘ
technique radio occultation ⓘ
radiometry ⓘ
usedFor atmospheric studies ⓘ
occultation experiments ⓘ
radio science ⓘ
radiometry ⓘ
surface studies ⓘ
wavelengthBand radio ⓘ

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