Ulysses Observations

Ulysses

The spacecraft will be about 500 million miles (800 million kilometers) from Jupiter during comet impact. Ulysses carries no cameras. It will observe radio-wave transmissions with its combined radio wave and plasma wave instrument. Ulysses is managed by JPL.

Public Affairs contact:
James H. Wilson
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena, Calif.,
(818) 354-5011

Ulysses Observation Plans

• Planned Ulysses Radio Observations (R. MacDowall - January 4, 1994).
• JPL's Educators Guide (June 1994).
• Paper by Rob Landis (June 1994).
• JPL Fact Sheet (June 1994).
• Dust Particles Impacting Jupiter Now (July 8, 1994).
• Ulysses Newsletter (July 1994)

Ulysses Observations

• Ulysses Radio Observations.
• Ulysses Mission Status Report (August 1, 1994).

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