Active Telescopes for Future Space Astronomy Missions

Charles Lawrence, Roman Hachkowsky, Kevin Hurd, Jonathan W. Arenberg(Northrop Grumman (United States)), Jeff Jewell, J. Kent Wallace(California Institute of Technology), Randall K. Bartman(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Oliver P. Lay(California Institute of Technology), John Steeves, David Redding, T. Gaier, Alireza Azizi, Michael Werner, Eric Cady(Princeton University), Alex Ksendzov, Claudia Pineda, T. N. Gautier(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Fai Mok, Michael Rodgers, Howard Tseng(Jet Propulsion Laboratory)

Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society

September 30, 2019

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