STEREO in the News
Excerpts from STEREO-related articles appearing in APL's employee newsletter - The APL News
STEREO Probes Swing into Position for First 3-D Images (February 2007)
STEREO Off to a Bright Start (Winter 2006)
APL Space Missions Garner Popular Science Top Technology Awards (Winter 2006)
Twin APL-Built Spacecraft Prepped for Launch in Florida (June 2006)
Twin APL-Built Solar Probes Shipped to NASA Goddard for Pre-Launch Tests (Winter 2005)
Instrument Integration Begins on STEREO (May 2005)
Lab Cranks Up STEREO Development (May 2002)
Solar Stereo Mission to Improve Space Weather Forecasts (Winter 1998)
Australian Radio Features STEREO Mission
Ray Gard and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation are producing a series of radio reports following the build-up and launch of the twin STEREO observatories. Check back frequently for the newest reports. Segments courtesy of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
This segment focuses on the Delta II rocket that will be used to launch the twin observatories into space.
This segment focuses on how you get the twin STEREO spacecraft into orbit using the moon's gravity.
In a series of interviews with various STEREO team members at APL and at NASA, Ray Gard focuses on the challenges, patience, skill and passion required to build two spacecraft simultaneously. During his discussions with them, he focuses on a common set of questions -- what they do and why, and what they would recommend to someone interested in their career field.
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