日本地球惑星科学連合2016年大会
2016年5月22日〜5月26日千葉県 幕張メッセ
日本地球惑星科学連合2016年大会
2016年5月22日〜5月26日千葉県 幕張メッセ
[U02-04]NASA-JAXA Heliophysics Observation Partnerships★招待講演
*Clarke Steven1(1.NASA Headquarters)
NASA and JAXA have been successful partners in unlocking the mysteries of the
universe, including those related to our own star, the Sun, and it’s effects on our
solar system. Through collaborations on previous space-based observations, such as
Geotail, Hinode, and last summer’s sounding rocket launch of CLASP, NASA and JAXA have enabled the heliophysics science community to obtain critical observational data for over 20 years. These data have helped to answer many compelling science questions and initiate additional ones. NASA and JAXA continue to investigate future opportunities to further heliophysics science. This long-standing partnership between NASA and JAXA will continue to provide significant benefits to the global heliophysics science community and more broadly, society as a whole.
universe, including those related to our own star, the Sun, and it’s effects on our
solar system. Through collaborations on previous space-based observations, such as
Geotail, Hinode, and last summer’s sounding rocket launch of CLASP, NASA and JAXA have enabled the heliophysics science community to obtain critical observational data for over 20 years. These data have helped to answer many compelling science questions and initiate additional ones. NASA and JAXA continue to investigate future opportunities to further heliophysics science. This long-standing partnership between NASA and JAXA will continue to provide significant benefits to the global heliophysics science community and more broadly, society as a whole.