Extended mission technology demonstrations using the ASTERIA spacecraft

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Extended mission technology demonstrations using the ASTERIA spacecraft

Knapp, Mary / Troesch, Martina / Smith, Matthew W. / Sternberg, David / Mohan, Swati / Kennedy, Brian / Bocchino, Rob / Donner, Amanda / Beauchamp, Patricia / Fesq, Lorraine

Abstract

ASTERIA (Arcsecond Space Telescope Enabling Research In Astrophysics) is a CubeSat space telescope currently operating in low-Earth orbit. It is expected to remain in orbit at least through October 2019. Developed as a technology demonstration mission under the JPL Phaeton Program for training early-career engineers, ASTERIA has achieved sub-arcsecond pointing stability and milliKelvin thermal stability over 20-minute observations.

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Title :

Extended mission technology demonstrations using the ASTERIA spacecraft

Contributors:

Knapp, Mary (author) / Troesch, Martina (author) / Smith, Matthew W. (author) / Sternberg, David (author) / Mohan, Swati (author) / Kennedy, Brian (author) / Bocchino, Rob (author) / Donner, Amanda (author) / Beauchamp, Patricia (author) / Fesq, Lorraine (author)

Publication date :

2019-03-02

Type of media :

Preprint

Type of material :

No indication

Language :

English