Changes between Version 106 and Version 107 of WikiStart
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v106 v107 10 10 ||= Version =||= Scope =||= PI Input Deadline =||= Review Deadline =||= Release Date =|| 11 11 || 37.0 || Template for April 2017 to Nov 2017 || || || 12 Jan 2017 || 12 || 36.2 || Plan PP865 to 873 (orbits 2612 - 2645, 11 Feb to 29 Apr) || 21 Nov 2016 || 30 Nov 2016 || 02 Dec 2016||12 || 36.2 || Plan PP865 to 873 (orbits 2612 - 2645, 11 Feb to 29 Apr) || '''NEW 28 Nov 2016''' || '''NEW 02 Dec 2016''' || '''NEW 05 Dec 2016''' || 13 13 || 36.1 || Plan PP855 to 864 (orbits 2581 - 2611, 03 Dec to 11 Feb) || 12 Sep 2016 || 21 Sep 2016 || 23 Sep 2016 || 14 14 || 36.0 || Template for Nov 2016 to '''April''' 2017 || || || 10 Aug 2016 || … … 44 44 There is a season of 'Short Eclipses' (short duration) from mid-February to early March when all the instruments will be switched off. Two extended Planning Periods have been defined PP865 and PP866, each with 6 orbits. MSP36 ends at the end of April because there may be manoeuvres in May, and these will not be defined until the SOWG (in November) has decided the constellation needed for the next science priority (the dance goes on). Magnetopause crossings will be accessible throughout MSP36, and Bow Shock crossings are available from orbit 2594. There are moon eclipses on 29 Nov 2016 (C1, C3, C4) and 28 January 2017 (C1, C2), and a moon eclipse on C2 on 30 Dec 2016. 45 45 46 == MSP36.2 == 47 [wiki:362 MSP36.2] 48 49 The segment covers the middle of February 2017 to the end of April 2017. The eclipse season starts on the second orbit of the MSP, and lasts for 10 orbits, during which time all the payloads are switched off. There is an additional eclipse on 8/9 March 2017 on C1 and C2, and RAPID remains off until after this final eclipse. The magnetopause and bow shock boundaries are available throughout the segment. 50 46 51 == MSP36.1 == 47 52 [wiki:MSP361 MSP36.1]
