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The Shuttle Upper Atmosphere Mass Spectrometer (SUMS), a
component experiment of the NASA Orbital Experiments
Program (OEX), was flown aboard the shuttle Columbia
(OV102) mounted at the forward end of the nose landing
gear well with an atmospheric gas inlet system fitted to
the lower fuselage (chin panel) surface. The SUMS was
designed to provide atmospheric data in flow regimes
inaccessible prior to the development of the Space
Transportation System (STS). The experiment mission
operation begins about 1 hour prior to shuttle de-orbit
entry maneuver and continues until reaching 1.6 torr
(about 86 km altitude). The SUMS flew a total of three
missions, 61C, STS-35, and STS-40. Between flights, the
SUMS was maintained in flight ready status. The flight
data has been analyzed by the NASA LaRC
Aerothermodynamics Branch. Flight data spectrum plots and
reports are presented in the Appendices to the Final
Technical Report for NAS1-17399. This volume presents
spectral graphs of the reentry of flight STS-35.
Date Published: 2016-10-01 01:47:36
Identifier: NASA_NTRS_Archive_19920020978
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