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  • Presentation | SH51E: Solar Orbiter: Solar-Heliospheric Connections and First Out-of-the-Ecliptic Observations III Poster
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  • SH51E-1213: Pickup Ion Distributions In the Inner Heliosphere (0.3 AU to 1 AU) as Observed by the Solar Orbiter SWA/Heavy Ion Sensor
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Author(s):
Antoinette Galvin, University of New Hampshire Main Campus (First Author, Presenting Author)
Lynn Kistler, Univ New Hampshire
Lorna Ellis, University of New Hampshire
Bernard Vasquez, University of New Hampshire
Stefano Livi, SwRI
Christopher Owen, UCL, Mullard Space Science Laboratory
Philippe Louarn, CNRS - Institut de Recherche en Astrophysique et Planétologie
Susan Lepri, University of Michigan
Jim Raines, University of Michigan
Ryan Dewey, Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics
Timothy Stubbs, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Kevin Delano, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Benjamin Alterman, Southwest Research Institute
Yeimy Rivera, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics


A number of different particle populations reside inside our heliosphere. Many spacecraft have probed the heliosphere at 1 AU (Earth's orbit) and far beyond, but only a few missions have been designed to specifically explore the inner heliosphere (inside 1 AU). Solar Orbiter is one of these missions, providing the opportunity to study different charged particle populations of non-solar origin, such as interstellar and inner source pickup ions.



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