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IMP-6 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-6 spacecraft was a about 300–635 pounds (135–288 kilograms), depending on generation NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.AIMP-1 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformIn developmentAIMP-1 spacecraft was a about 230 pounds (105 kilograms) NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.AIMP-2 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedAIMP-2 spacecraft was a about 230 pounds (105 kilograms) NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.IMP-1 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-1 spacecraft was a about 300–635 pounds (135–288 kilograms), depending on generation NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.IMP-2 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-2 spacecraft was a about 300–635 pounds (135–288 kilograms), depending on generation NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.IMP-3 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-3 spacecraft was a about 300–635 pounds (135–288 kilograms), depending on generation NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.IMP-4 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-4 spacecraft was a about 300–635 pounds (135–288 kilograms), depending on generation NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.IMP-5 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-5 spacecraft was a about 300–635 pounds (135–288 kilograms), depending on generation NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.IMP-7 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-7 spacecraft was a about 300–635 pounds (135–288 kilograms), depending on generation NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.IMP-8 spacecraftInterplanetary and magnetospheric monitoring platformMission concludedIMP-8 spacecraft was a about 900 pounds (410 kilograms) NASA heliophysics platform carrying solar-wind plasma, magnetic-field, energetic-particle, cosmic-ray, radio-wave, radiation, and selected gamma-ray experiments.