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Each filter is voiced differently and has controls for LFO intensity, resonance and mix. The LFO sweeps each filter in opposite directions and has a wide range. There are expression pedal jacks for both the master Frequency and the LFO rate. It has three universal controls: a master Frequency control that governs the center frequency of both filters, a master Rate control for the LFO and the Direct control for blending in the unaffected dry signal. So what is it? The Interstellar Orbiter is a dual resonant filter controlled by a single LFO that sweeps each filter in opposite directions. I mean, how could we say no to that!?! After a lots and lots of testing the records through various types of effects, we landed on the Interstellar Orbiter! Each record player will be run through an effect pedal and allow the audience to individually manipulate the sounds in real time…. Each record contains a drone that is designed to harmonize with key moments in the show being performed on stage by Kid Koala. The idea for the Satellite concert is very ambitious: each audience member will be seated at one of 60 mini turntable stations that will include a small crate of color coded custom vinyl. The Interstellar Obiter was specially designed for Kid Koala to be used on his Satellite Concert tour. New Horizons, a Pluto flyby mission by NASA currently en route to explore the interstellar medium.Interstellar Orbiter™ Dual Resonant Filter / LFO.Interstellar Express, a proposed pair of probes by China made to explore the outer solar system and heliosphere.įurther trajectory options have been considered, including performing flybys of Saturn, Uranus, or Neptune depending on launch date to help characterize planetary formation and complement missing data sets, and dwarf planets to help characterize them as New Horizons did in 2015 with its flyby of Pluto. Alternative trajectories include bringing the Star 48 booster for a burn upon closest approach one trajectory involving that burn at Jupiter with a slightly longer transit time, and another with about the same transit time, but passing ahead of Jupiter for a dive down near the Sun for an even faster escape trajectory. This launch would put the probe on a direct trajectory to Jupiter, and after a mere seven months the probe would make a gravity assist to speed out at about 95 km/s. The baseline launch would be in 2036 using a Space Launch System in its Block 2 configuration, featuring an additional Centaur and Star 48BV booster. The Solar Oberth trajectory, using a brake at Jupiter for a burn at perihelion. Instruments in green are intended for the augmented flyby payload. Payloads highlighted in red are exclusive to the baseline payload. One would prioritize Lyman-alpha science, whereas the other would prioritize visible and infrared imaging of flyby targets. The probe would contain two differing scientific payloads, both weighing about 85–90 kg (187–198 lb). Similar goals may include viewing the Sun as a habitable exoplanetary system from beyond, with potential outbound giant or dwarf planet flybys along the way depending on chosen launch date, and understanding the universe from beyond the heliosphere.
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The main goals of the Interstellar mission include characterizing the heliosphere as a habitable astrosphere by its global nature, its interactions with the Sun and the interstellar medium, and the nature of said interstellar medium. Ī graph displaying the IBEX ribbon juxtaposed with flyby speed and secondary targets. The mission has been called " Voyager on steroids". With next-generation radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), the mission would be designed to last for over fifty years after its launch, a similar feat reached by the Voyager 1 and 2 probes despite their intended 5-year lifetime. The probe may have the opportunity to encounter minor planets on the way out, including Orcus and Quaoar, though such flybys would require specific launch dates. The probe would launch on a direct hyperbolic trajectory to encounter Jupiter after six to seven months, after which the probe travel at a speed of about 6–7 astronomical units (900,000,000–1.05 ×10 9 kilometres) per year, leaving the heliosphere after only 16 years. It would have a baseline launch between 20. The study was originally proposed in 2018 by NASA for the Applied Physics Laboratory. Interstellar Probe ( ISP) is a proposed NASA space probe designed to explore and characterize the heliosphere and interstellar space.