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Astrophysical measurements away from the 1 AU orbit of Earth can enableseveral astrophysical science cases that are challenging or impossible toperform from Earthbound platforms, including: building a detailed understandingof the extragalactic background light throughout the electromagnetic spectrum;measurements of the properties of dust and ice in the inner and outer solarsystem; determinations of the mass of planets and stellar remnants far fromluminous stars using gravitational microlensing; and stable time-domainastronomy. Though potentially transformative for astrophysics, opportunities tofly instrumentation capable of these measurements are rare, and a mission tothe distant solar system that includes instrumentation expressly designed toperform astrophysical science, or even one primarily for a different purposebut capable of precise astronomical investigation, has not yet been flown. Inthis White Paper, we describe the science motivations for this kind ofmeasurement, and advocate for future flight opportunities that permitintersectional collaboration and cooperation to make these scienceinvestigations a reality.

Opportunities for Astrophysical Science from the Inner and Outer Solar System