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| = SPIDER 2 2022/2023 = == Flight information == * Launch date and time * NZDT (!McMurdo local): 10:28 December 22, 2022 * UTC: 21:28 December 21, 2022 * EST: 16:28 December 21, 2022 * CST: 15:28 December 21, 2022 * Real time tracking from [[https://www.csbf.nasa.gov/map/balloon7/flight727N.htm|CSBF]] == Major media coverage == * [[https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/redmond-antarctica-balloon-1.6748175| CBC]] Susan's famous! == University coverage == * [[https://www.greenville.edu/news/elle-shawgu-alum-reaches-antarctica-for-her-phd-telescope-research| News blurb for Elle's alma mater ]], Greenville University, 23Apr2023 * [[https://icasu.illinois.edu/news/spider-shaw|"Graduate students spend a hot summer in Texas preparing the SPIDER CMB Polarimeter for Antarctic campaign"]], Illinois Center for Advanced Studies of the Universe, 15Oct2022 * [[https://source.wustl.edu/2022/12/back-to-antarctica-with-spider/ | Back to Antarctica with SPIDER]], Washington University of St. Louis, 06Dec2022 * [[https://source.wustl.edu/2022/12/spider-launches-from-antarctica/ | SPIDER launches from Antarctica]], Washington University of St. Louis, 21Dec2022 * [[https://physics.illinois.edu/news/SPIDER-balloon-borne-telescope|The height of advanced technology: SPIDER's high-altitude balloon flight collects new data on the CMB]], University of Illinois, 27Jan2023 == Other == * [[https://antarcticsun.usap.gov/science/4747/|Balloon-borne telescopes take baby pictures of the cosmos]] Antarctic Sun, 06Mar2023 * [[https://www.southpolestation.com/trivia/20s/spider.html?fbclid=IwAR1fnPmsGgLSCKgX32UldcpBnGq1Xv-KBT5_oW2LlXh1QjWif-uFE2HQ_jE|The SPIDER balloon]] South Pole Station, 07Mar2023 = 2015 Flight = |
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| * Launch site: Long Duration Balloon (LDB) field camp, 3 miles from Williams Field (NZWD), McMurdo Station, Ross Island, Antarctica | * Launch site: Long Duration Balloon (LDB) field camp, 3 miles from Williams Field (NZWD), !McMurdo Station, Ross Island, Antarctica |
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| * [[https://astronomy.com/news/2021/01/flight-of-the-spider]], Astronomy magazine, Feb 2021 | |
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| * [[http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/may-2015/high-adventure-physics|"High Adventure Physics"]], Symmetry Magazine, May 12, 2015 * [[https://astronomy.com/news/2021/01/flight-of-the-spider|"Flight of the SPIDER"]], Astronomy, January 28, 2021 |
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SPIDER 2 2022/2023
Flight information
- Launch date and time
NZDT (McMurdo local): 10:28 December 22, 2022
- UTC: 21:28 December 21, 2022
- EST: 16:28 December 21, 2022
- CST: 15:28 December 21, 2022
Real time tracking from CSBF
Major media coverage
CBC Susan's famous!
University coverage
News blurb for Elle's alma mater, Greenville University, 23Apr2023
"Graduate students spend a hot summer in Texas preparing the SPIDER CMB Polarimeter for Antarctic campaign", Illinois Center for Advanced Studies of the Universe, 15Oct2022
Back to Antarctica with SPIDER, Washington University of St. Louis, 06Dec2022
SPIDER launches from Antarctica, Washington University of St. Louis, 21Dec2022
The height of advanced technology: SPIDER's high-altitude balloon flight collects new data on the CMB, University of Illinois, 27Jan2023
Other
Balloon-borne telescopes take baby pictures of the cosmos Antarctic Sun, 06Mar2023
The SPIDER balloon South Pole Station, 07Mar2023
2015 Flight
Flight information
- Launch date and time
NZDT (McMurdo local): 16:59 January 1, 2015
- UTC: 03:59 January 1, 2015
- EST: 22:59 December 31, 2014
- CST: 21:59 December 31, 2014
- PST: 19:59 December 31, 2014
Launch site: Long Duration Balloon (LDB) field camp, 3 miles from Williams Field (NZWD), McMurdo Station, Ross Island, Antarctica
- Float altitude: 36 km (118,000 feet)
Real time tracking from CSBF
Major media coverage
https://astronomy.com/news/2021/01/flight-of-the-spider, Astronomy magazine, Feb 2021
"Antarctica Trip", CBC Metro Morning Toronto (Radio Interview), Oct. 23, 2014
"A High-Flying Web May Catch the Beginning of Time", Scientific American, Nov. 12, 2014
"Canadian scientists on Antarctic mission aim to reveal cosmic origins", Globe and Mail, Dec. 19, 2014
"Big Bang to be Investigated from Balloon in Antarctica", New York Times, Jan. 2, 2015
"UBC telescope searching for clues to beginning of the universe", Global News, Jan. 8, 2015
"Canadian scientists seek to unravel Big Bang mystery over Antarctica", CTV News, Jan. 18, 2015
"Big questions somewhat answered", "Big Picture Science" radio show and podcast, Jan. 19, 2015.
"High Adventure Physics", Symmetry Magazine, May 12, 2015
"Flight of the SPIDER", Astronomy, January 28, 2021
University coverage
"Far above Antarctica, Princeton's 'spacecraft' seeks traces of the early universe", Princeton University, September 25, 2014
"Welcome to Antarctica: counting down to the launch of SPIDER", University of Toronto News, December 9, 2014
"Princeton satellite successfully heads to the 'edge of space' to study the early universe", Princeton University, January 6, 2015
"Researchers launch SPIDER telescope to study universe expansion", The Ubyssey, University of British Columbia, January 7, 2015
"SPIDER Experiment Touches Down in Antarctica", Caltech News (also JPL News), January 21, 2015
Other
"The Big Bang by Balloon", Amanda Yoho for "Starts with a Bang!", January 28, 2015
"BAS recovers American scientific data in Antarctica", British Antarctic Survey news, February 11, 2015