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Fall 1999 Technology Today®

About the Cover

SwRI scientists and engineers are leading the development of the Imager for Magnetopause-to-Aurora Global Exploration (IMAGE) spacecraft, which will image the Earth's magnetosphere for the first time using ultraviolet imaging, radio plasma imaging, and neutral atom imaging. This image simulates high-energy neutral atom data.
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To See the Invisible
The IMAGE spacecraft is slated to carry the most sophisticated imaging instruments ever used to observe Earth's magnetospheric interactions with the sun.
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Pioneering Fuels
A prominent fuels chemist talks about the energy crisis and the fuel that will drive America into the next millennium.
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Fatigue Machine Honored
An award-winning instrument measures metal fatigue--a potentially catastrophic phenomenon that can affect high-performance aircraft.
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Flow Meter Calibration
Lower costs for consumers and increased profits for natural gas distributors result from the effective calibration of fluid flow meters.
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