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  • Heliophysics
  • Astrofísica

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  • La frontera heliosférica está moldeada por las interacciones del viento solar y el medio interestelar.
  • Comprender la aceleración de partículas es clave para la predicción del clima espacial.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Detallar el diseño, la integración y las pruebas del observatorio Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP).
  • Esbozar la capacidad de IMAP para investigar la aceleración de partículas solares y la dinámica de la frontera heliosférica.

Principales métodos:

  • Utilización de una nave espacial estabilizada por giro en el punto de Lagrange Sol-Tierra L1.
  • Empleo de una carga útil de diez instrumentos únicos para observaciones integrales.

Principales resultados:

  • IMAP está diseñado para observaciones sinérgicas del viento solar, partículas energéticas y campos magnéticos.
  • La misión mapeará la frontera heliosférica utilizando átomos neutros energéticos.
  • También se analizarán átomos neutros interestelares y polvo.

Conclusiones:

  • El observatorio IMAP está listo para proporcionar mediciones críticas para la ciencia heliosférica pionera.
  • El diseño y la instrumentación de la misión permiten un estudio detallado de la interacción de la heliosfera con el medio interestelar local.