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Design and Flight Performance of the Combined Thermal Control System of the BOLIDE Experiment in Balloon Mission PMC Turbo/2018
The Polar Mesospheric Cloud Turbulence experiment (PMC Turbo) is intended to observe and quantify the dynamics of small-scale gravity waves and instabilities in the upper mesosphere. The instruments aboard a stratospheric balloon include seven high-resolution cameras and a Rayleigh lidar (BOLIDE). B
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