ATLAS-1

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ATLAS-1 was a NASA Space Shuttle payload consisting of a suite of atmospheric and solar science experiments designed to study Earth's atmosphere and the Sun's influence on it.

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ATLAS-1 canonical 6
ATLAS-3 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Space Shuttle payload
atmospheric science mission
solar science mission
acronymFor Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science-1
appliesToDiscipline Earth science
linked to: Earth sciences

atmospheric physics
heliophysics
countryOfOrigin United States
dataUsedFor improving models of Earth’s atmosphere
studying long-term changes in ozone
studying variability in solar irradiance
focusesOn Sun–Earth interactions
atmospheric chemistry
climate-related processes
solar-terrestrial physics
followedBy ATLAS-2
ATLAS-3
hasExperiment Atmospheric Trace Molecule Spectroscopy experiment
Earth radiation budget instruments
Shuttle Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet experiment
Solar Spectrum Measurement instrument
Solar Ultraviolet Spectral Irradiance Monitor
hostVehicle Space Shuttle orbiter Atlantis
inclination about 57 degrees
landingDate 1992-04-02
launchDate 1992-03-24
launchedOnMission STS-45
launchSite Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A
launchVehicle Space Shuttle Atlantis
missionDuration about 9 days
missionNumberInProgram 1
missionStatus completed
operator NASA
partOf Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science program
payloadType pressurized Spacelab pallet payload
primaryObjective study Earth’s atmosphere
study the Sun’s influence on Earth’s atmosphere
spacecraftOrbitType low Earth orbit
studies Earth’s middle atmosphere
Earth’s upper atmosphere
energy balance of Earth’s atmosphere
ozone distribution
solar extreme ultraviolet radiation
solar ultraviolet radiation
solar visible radiation
trace gases in the atmosphere
usesPlatform Spacelab pallet

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