NASA’s Pandora SmallSat Mission: Simulating the Impact of Stellar Photospheric Heterogeneity and Its Correction
B V Rackham(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), A. Youngblood(Goddard Space Flight Center), Trevor O. Foote(Cornell University), Brett M. Morris(University of Bern), Nikole K. Lewis(Space Telescope Science Institute), Susan E. Mullally(Space Telescope Science Institute), Emily A. Gilbert(University of Chicago), Veselin B. Kostov(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jessie Dotson(Ames Research Center), Thomas P. Greene(Ames Research Center), Aurora Y. Kesseli(Leiden University), Knicole D. Colón(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jessie L. Christiansen(California Institute of Technology), Peter McGill(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Kelsey Hoffman(Bishop's University), Jordan Karburn(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Thomas Barclay(Goddard Space Flight Center), Jason Rowe(Bishop's University), Megan Weiner Mansfield(University of Maryland, College Park), James P. Mason(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Aishwarya R. Iyer(Goddard Space Flight Center), Christina Hedges(Goddard Space Flight Center), Luis Welbanks(Arizona State University), Dániel Apai(University of Arizona), Gregory Mosby(Goddard Space Flight Center), Yoav Rotman(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Elisa V. Quintana(Goddard Space Flight Center), David R. Ciardi(California Institute of Technology), Joshua E. Schlieder(Goddard Space Flight Center), Rae Holcomb(Goddard Space Flight Center), Pete Supsinskas(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
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