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Small solar probe Sunblazer
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post May 21 2006, 09:19 PM
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Small solar probe Sunblazer. Who know something more? Thanks
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post May 21 2006, 11:56 PM
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A little dinky thing (or several of them) briefly proposed around 1967 to be put into solar orbit for the sole purpose of transmitting dual-frequency radio signals through the solar corona to allow radio-occultation profiles of its structure. Congress quickly squelched funding for it. It would, I believe, have been small enough to be launched into solar orbit by a Scout. I'll look (briefly) to see what else I can find -- all I have up to now is a few brief references from the "Aviation Week" and "Technology Week" issues of that year.
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