JACEE 10 + HIREGS + PAX

Sitio de lanzamiento: Williams Field, Estación McMurdo, Antartida  
Hora lanzamiento: 18:50 utc
Lanzamiento y operación del globo a cargo de: National Scientific Balloon Facility (NSBF)
Globo: Globo de Presión Cero SF3-424.37-080-NSCR-02
Nº de serie del globo: W29.47-2-12
Nº de vuelo: 303N
Peso góndola: 3500 lb

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• Energy spectra and elemental composition of nuclei above 100-TeV from a series of JACEE balloon flights UWSEA PUB 94-07, Proc. 24th ICRC 2:707
• High-resolution spectra of 20-300 Kev hard X-rays from electron precipitation over Antarctica J. Geophys. Res., 100(A10), 19675-19685
• Images and energy spectra of an impulsive X-ray burst observed in the antarctic polar cap region Antarctic Journal of the United States, Volume 27, issue 5, pag. 301
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• The U.S. Max '91 program of flare research at the next solar maximum Advances in Space Research 8; 11, 1; 129