Jupiter TMS

SLS designed and deployed a lightning monitoring system for the NASA Launch Services Program to provide precision lightning detection, location, and characterization for the Parker Solar Probe mission.

SLS deployed two Jupiter OLS systems and two Jupiter TMS systems to monitor the L-1011 aircraft while the Pegasus XL rocket and CYGNSS satellite were undergoing testing.

SLS deployed a Jupiter TMS system to provide transient monitoring services for the sensitive GOES-R satellite while it was being prepared for launch atop an Atlas V rocket.

NOAA/NASA JPSS-1 SATELLITE SLS worked with the NASA Launch Services Program (LSP) to deploy a lightning and transient monitoring system to support continuous lightning surveillance during the pre-launch and launch phases of the $655.5 million JPSS-1 mission (Joint Polar Satellite System).  The JPSS-1 mission was based at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. SLS provided

NOAA/NASA GOES-S SATELLITE SLS engineers worked with the NASA Launch Services Program (LSP) to deploy a Jupiter Portable Lightning Instrumentation (PLI) System within the Vertical Integration Facility (VIF) at Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 41. During pre-launch operations, the PLI measured electromagnetic fields immediately adjacent to the GOES-S spacecraft in addition to transient currents on

NASA ORION LIGHTNING INSTRUMENTATION SLS was instrumental in the design and testing of the lightning and transient monitoring instrumentation that will be installed inside NASA’s state-of-the-art Orion crew capsule. The Orion crew capsule will ferry astronauts to deep space atop NASA’s new Space Launch System rocket. Categories NewsPublicationsProjects

NASA MOBILE LAUNCHER LIGHTNING INSTRUMENTATION SLS engineers helped design and test the instrumentation, sensors, and mechanical hardware that were used to construct the lightning monitoring systems on NASA’s Mobile Launch Tower. The Mobile Launch Tower will provide ground support equipment and services for the Space Launch System rocket during pre-launch and launch operations. Categories News

NASA ICON SATELLITE NASA’s ICON payload, carrying an array of instruments to collect images of the ionosphere and measure characteristics of the space environment, departed from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Skid Strip in early November aboard a Northrop Grumman Pegasus XL air-launched vehicle.  The Pegasus XL vehicle is ferried to an altitude of

NASA ICESAT-2 SATELLITE SLS worked with the NASA Launch Services Program (LSP) to deploy a lightning and transient monitoring system to support continuous lightning surveillance during the pre-launch and launch phases of the $1 billion ICESat-2 mission at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.  SLS provided a rack-mount Jupiter TMS (Transient Monitoring System) in addition