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Olle Norberg, Director General, Swedish Institute of Space Physics.
Olle Norberg, Director General, Swedish Institute of Space Physics. Photo: IRF
Institutet för rymdfysik (IRF)
IRF has its headquarters in Kiruna with offices also in Umeå, Uppsala and Lund. Photo: IRF
Norrsken
Aurora Borealis. Photo: Hans Nilsson, IRF
Polarstratosfäriska moln. Foto: IRF
Polar stratospheric clouds. Photo: IRF
Nattlysande moln
Noctilucent clouds. Photo: Peter Dalin/IRF
The roof of the optical laboratory at the head office at IRF in Kiruna. Photo: IRF
The roof of the optical laboratory at the head office at IRF in Kiruna. Photo: IRF
All-sky camera on the roof of IRF in Kiruna. Photo: IRF
PEP-sensors
Particle sensors built and developed at IRF in Kiruna for the JUpiter ICy moons Explorer (JUICE) mission. The sensors belong to the Swedish-led instrument package Particle Environment Package. Photo: IRF
I det svenskledda instrumentpaketet Radio & Plasma Wave Investigation, RPWI, ingår bland annat fyra langmuirsonder på tre meter långa bommar till rymdmissionen JUICE (Jupiter ICy moons Explorer). Här synar ingenjören Bengt Holback ett gångjärn på en av bommarna. Foto: IRF
The Swedish-led instrument package Radio & Plasma Wave Investigation, for the JUICE mission includes, among other things, four Langmuir probes on three-meter-long booms. Photo: IRF
IRF SpaceLab
IRF SpaceLab in Kiruna. Photo: IRF
Work in IRF SpaceLab. Photo: IRF
Arbete med JDC
Work on a space instrument. Photo: IRF
MARA at the swedish research station in Antarctica. Photo: IRF

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