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| Ulysses: Solar Sojourner |
| Article that appeared in the popular astronomy magazine Sky & Telescope. Unfortunately no preview of the publication exists online. The link from this page, however, will take you to the Sky Publishing website where you purchase a copy of the whole magazine. |
| Publication date: 01 Mar 1996 |
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| Ulysses Observations from Pole to Pole: an introduction |
| For this article there is no abstract available online. The link below will take you the the Geophysical Research Letters homepage, where you can subscribe to the journal. |
| Publication date: 01 Dec 1995 |
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| Ulysses Above the Sun's South Pole: An Introduction |
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| Publication date: 19 May 1995 |
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| ESA Bulletin 82 - Ulysses Explores the South Pole of the Sun |
| Nearly four years after its launch by the Space Shuttle 'Discovery', the European-built spacecraft reached the most southerly point on its out-of-ecliptic orbit, 80.2 degrees south of the Sun's equator, at a distance of 2.3 AU (345 million km) from the Sun. Although it will take scientists many months to unravel fully the new and exciting data acquired by Ulysses, several important results have already emerged. |
| Publication date: 01 May 1995 |
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| The High Latitude Heliosphere |
| Proceedings of the 28th ESLAB Symposium, held in Friedrichshafen, Germany, April 19-21, 1994. Ed. Marsden, R.G. |
| Publication date: 01 Jan 1995 |
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| Introduction to the Ulysses encounter with Jupiter |
| The Ulysses spacecraft encountered Jupiter in February 1992, passing within 6.31 radii of the planet. For approximately 8 days it was inside the Jovian magnetosphere, and for several days before and after that, Ulysses was in the interaction regions formed by the solar wind (the magnetosheath and boundary layer). |
| Publication date: 01 Dec 1993 |
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| Cluster: mission, payload and supporting activities |
| Schmidt, R. and M. L. Goldstein (Eds.)
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| Publication date: 01 Jan 1993 |
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| ESA Bulletin 72 - The Ulysses Jupiter Flyby - The Scientific Results |
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| Publication date: 01 Nov 1992 |
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| The Ulysses mission: in-ecliptic phase |
| Coordinated data analyses from the initial in-ecliptic phase of the Ulysses mission are presented with special attention given to measurements of particles and fields in interplanetary space. The collection of papers presents the results of observations of large solar flares and effects related to solar wind, and some results are synopsized. The charged-particle instrumentation on the spacecraft is shown to have good dynamic range and energy coverage as demonstrated by a sample proton-energy spectrum. |
| Publication date: 19 Jun 1992 |
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| Ulysses Instruments |
| Several articles in this Special Issue of the Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement Series were devoted to the Ulysses mission and its payload.
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| Publication date: 01 Jan 1992 |
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| ESA Bulletin 63 - Ulysses Launch Issue |
Contents:
| 7. | Ulysses in the Context of the ESA Scientific Programme
R.M. Bonnet |
| 10. | Ulysses - A Brief History
K.-P. Wenzel & D. Eaton |
| 13. | Ulysses - An ESA/NASA Cooperative Programme
W. Meeks & D. Eaton |
| 21. | The Scientific Mission of Ulysses
K.-P. Wenzel et al. |
| 29. | The Ulysses Scientific Payload
P.J. Caseley & R.G. Marsden |
| 40. | The Ulysses Spacecraft
A. Hawkyard & P. Buia |
| 51. | RTGs - The Powering of Ulysses
E.F. Mastal & R.W. Campbell |
| 57. | The Ulysses Launch Campaign
J.P. Leertouwer & D. Eaton |
| 61. | Post-Launch Operations and Data Production
P. Beech & D. Meyer |
| 66. | Orbit Design and Control for Ulysses
M. Rosengren |
| 70. | Industrial Cooperation on Ulysses
G. Hampel |
| 73. | The Ulysses Storage and Recertification Activities
D. Eaton |
| 78. | The International Heliospheric Study
D.E. Page |
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| Publication date: 01 Aug 1990 |
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