The Pandora SmallSat: a mission to spectroscopically study exoplanet atmospheres
Kelsey Hoffman(Bishop's University), Joshua Pepper(Lehigh University), Christina Hedges(Ames Research Center), Benjamin V. Rackham(Planetary Science Institute), Trevor O. Foote(Cornell University), Kevin B. Stevenson(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Brett M. Morris(University of Bern), Elisabeth Newton(Dartmouth College), Nikole K. Lewis(Space Telescope Science Institute), Susan E. Mullally(Space Telescope Science Institute), Veselin B. Kostov(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jessie Dotson(Ames Research Center), Thomas P. Greene(Ames Research Center), Néstor Espinoza(Space Telescope Science Institute), Knicole D. Colón(Goddard Space Flight Center), Thomas Barclay(Goddard Space Flight Center), Dániel Apai(Planetary Science Institute), Elisa V. Quintana(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jason F. Rowe(Ames Research Center), Jessie L. Christiansen(California Institute of Technology), Gregory Mosby(Goddard Space Flight Center), Steven Villanueva(Goddard Space Flight Center), Megan Mansfield(University of Maryland, College Park), Jordan Karburn(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Allison Youngblood(Goddard Space Flight Center), Emily Gilbert(Bishop's University), Joshua E. Schlieder(Goddard Space Flight Center), James Mason(Bishop's University), Pete Supsinskas(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
Space Telescopes and Instrumentation 2022: Optical, Infrared, and Millimeter Wave
August 27, 2022
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