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NASA Facts

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Facts & Figures

Instruments Aboard the AIM Spacecraft
SOFIE
CIPS
CDE

Why AIM?

The Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere, or “AIM”, experiment is a NASA space mission designed to study the highest clouds in the earth’s atmosphere – clouds at the edge of space. more >

NLC E-Book

Observing Noctilucent Clouds
by M. Gadsden and P. Parviainen
E-book available and published by the International Association of Geomagnitism and Aeronomy (IAGA)

Launch

Launch Date:
25 April 2007
Location:
Vandenberg AFB, CA
Launch Vehicle:
Pegasus XL

NASA Press Kit


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AIM Press Kit
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Press Releases

Archived AIM News

AIM Arrives at Vandenberg
12 March 2007
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Graphics

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AIM Mission Colors


Blue
RGB = R:0 G:141 B:207
CMYK = C:90 M:30 Y:0.5 K:0

Orange
RGB = R:255 G:153 B:51
CMYK = C:0 M:48 Y:88 K:0

Light Purple
RGB = R:153 G:153 B:204
CMYK = C:45 M:29 Y:0 K:0

Dark Purple
RGB = R:51 G:0 B:102
CMYK = C:77 M:73 Y:0.5 K:46

Black
RGB = R:0 G:0 B:0
CMYK = C:100 M:40 Y:40 K:100

White
RGB = R:255 G:255 B:255
CMYK = C:0 M:0 Y:0 K:0

 
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