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Space programs and missions · A guided course
Coordinate radio, light and particle measurements
Plan observations beyond ground contact, interpret actual sounding modes, connect auroral measurements and audit the record of an international ionospheric program.
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ISIS 1 on its launch hardware inside a ground facility in 1969. The CSA source credits NASA. This is prelaunch preparation, not a view of liftoff or a scale model. Full published frame retained.
NASA · Image sourceYour place in the bigger picture
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Sound the ionosphere and rescue its scientific memory
Turn patterns of light into evidence about places we cannot touch.
Canada’s ISIS ionospheric satellites
Coordinate radio, light and particle measurements
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