Welcome to the Home Page of the

LASP/CU Rocket Experiment

These web pages provide information about, data from, and movies of the NASA rocket (suborbital) experiments at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) at the University of Colorado (CU).

This experiment is supported by the NASA Space Science Division as a Solar Physics and Ionospheric, Thermosphere, Mesosphere suborbital program. The scientific payload is provided by CU, and the rocket motors and control subsystems are provided by NASA GSFC Wallops Flight Facility and their subcontractors as part of the NASA Sounding Rocket Program.

CU Rocket Experiment Web Pages

• Experiment Overview
• Future Flights
• Scientific Results
• Launch Movies
  • New Rocket video posted 4/14/2008 flight
• Educational Outreach Program

Payload 1991-2005

Payload 2006

Solar Section (without skin) --- CLASSIC Section

NOTE: E-mail addresses for LASP staff is of the form First.Last@lasp.colorado.edu

Investigators

Tom Woods (PI)

responsible for instrument hardware, solar UV irradiance analysis, also PI of NASA TIMED Solar EUV Experiment (SEE) and NASA SDO EUV Variability Experiment (EVE). Phone: 303-492-4224

Phil Chamberlin

solar EUV irradiance calibrations and analysis, payload scientist. Phone: 303-492-9318

Frank Eparvier (LASP/CU)

solar EUV irradiance instruments and analysis. Phone: 303-492-4546

CU/LASP Rocket Engineer

Greg Ucker

Phone: 303-492-5795

Rick Kohnert

Phone: 303-492-6804

Go to LASP home page

Revised Nov 2006