PEPSSI

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PEPSSI is a particle spectrometer aboard NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft designed to measure energetic ions and electrons in the outer solar system.

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PEPSSI canonical 4
PEPSSI instrument 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf energetic particle detector ⓘ
particle spectrometer ⓘ
spacecraft instrument ⓘ
aboard New Horizons ⓘ
acronymFor Pluto Energetic Particle Spectrometer Science Investigation ⓘ
canDetermine ion mass ⓘ
particle energy ⓘ
particle flux ⓘ
contributesTo understanding of atmospheric escape at Pluto ⓘ
understanding of solar wind–planet interactions ⓘ
dataUsedFor characterizing energetic particle populations in the Kuiper Belt ⓘ
modeling Pluto’s magnetospheric environment ⓘ
designedTo measure energetic electrons ⓘ
measure energetic ions ⓘ
developedFor in situ measurements of energetic particles ⓘ
fullName Pluto Energetic Particle Spectrometer Science Investigation ⓘ
hostAgency NASA Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory ⓘ
launchedWith New Horizons on 2006-01-19 ⓘ
locatedOn New Horizons spacecraft payload deck ⓘ
measures angular distribution of energetic particles ⓘ
electron count rates ⓘ
ion count rates ⓘ
particle energy spectra ⓘ
mission New Horizons mission to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt ⓘ
linked to: New Horizons
mountedOn New Horizons spin-stabilized spacecraft bus ⓘ
operatedBy NASA ⓘ
operationalRegion outer solar system ⓘ
partOf New Horizons science payload ⓘ
relatedInstrument Alice ⓘ
LORRI ⓘ
REX ⓘ
Ralph ⓘ
SWAP ⓘ
scienceObjective characterize energetic particle environment along New Horizons trajectory ⓘ
investigate loss of Pluto’s atmosphere to space ⓘ
study interaction of solar wind with Kuiper Belt objects ⓘ
studies energetic particle environment in the outer solar system ⓘ
escape of Pluto’s atmosphere ⓘ
solar wind interaction with Pluto ⓘ
space weather in the Kuiper Belt ⓘ
targetBody Charon ⓘ
Pluto ⓘ
targetRegion Kuiper Belt ⓘ
outer heliosphere ⓘ
uses energy measurement ⓘ
time-of-flight measurement ⓘ

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