NASA Selects Far-Infrared Telescope as First in New Mission Class
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Nasa announces $1.2 billion Prima Telescope to study how planets, galaxies form
Nasa has moved the Prima far-infrared telescope into preliminary design and technology development. The mission is intended to fill a key observational gap as scientists study how planets, galaxies and cosmic ingredients formed.
NASA is already preparing its next space telescope. PRIMA, this is its name, will observe the cosmos in the distant infrared, at the heart of the clouds of dust where stars and planets are born.
NASA approves the design phase of PRIMA, the first telescope of the Probe Explorers class, which will observe the far infrared since 2033. La entrada NASA selects the PRIMA infrared telescope to map the cold and dusty universe aparece primero en Merca2.
NASA has selected the far-infrared space mission PRIMA as the best candidate from its Probe call. It will be the first space telescope with an actively cooled mirror of 4.5 Kelvin. This reduces noise so much that PRIMA is a thousand to one hundred thousand times more sensitive than its predecessors. SRON, TU Delft, and the University of Groningen are the intended partners together… The post NASA selects PRIMA infrared telescope with Dutch techn…
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