From Earth orbit to deep space: sharing the excitement of realtime mission operations at the European Space Agency
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#SolarOrbiter updates! 
The instrument boom was safely deployed yesterday evening!
The ‘in situ’ science instruments on the boom will help measure the environment around the spacecraft, including the passing energetic particles of the solar wind.
#WeAreAllSolarOrbiterspic.twitter.com/Pamyd0fbwM
The second and third 'Radio and Plasma Waves' (RPW) antennas were then deployed in the early hours of this morning, completing the set of three that will help measure magnetic
and electric
fields at high time resolution.
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The final of #SolarOrbiter’s deployments was also carried out this morning. The high-gain antenna (HGA) is a much larger, more powerful communication antenna than the two SolO initially uses to communicate with ground teams after launch. 
This greater communication muscle is required to maintain contact over vast astronomical distances. 
In the last hours, the ground team at #ESOC #MissionControl switched the radio link from the low-gain antennas to a higher data rate via the HGA.
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