... when combined with the Kepler satellite’s statistical census of short period planets. A second WFIRST instrument, called a coronagraph, will provide our first chance to study the atmospheres of cool planets in wider orbits. It will demonstrate the...
... ground is that they occur every 18 months or so, and only during a short period of time. As an alternative, space-flown ‘coronagraphs’ use an inner occulting disk to create artificial eclipses for a long period of time. However, due to their concept...
...have been captured on camera by the Large Angle and Spectrometric COronagraph (LASCO) instrument housed on the joint NASA/ESA SOHO ... Sun, also caught the storms in action. After examining coronagraph data from STEREO-A (contact with STEREO-B was lost ...
...’s scientific and technical expertise throughout the mission lifecycle is invaluable.” Project Blue will demonstrate and test coronagraph and wavefront technologies similar to ones currently being studied by NASA (for example LUVOIR and HabEX), that...
... support converging interplanetary magnetic structures, the perfect set-up for enhanced SEP space radiation events. On-orbit coronagraphs allow forecasters to see most of the large, fast CMEs billowing into space and include their signatures...
..., who will supply a novel detector calibration device and a wavefront sensor and plans for a new coronagraph to be developed jointly by University of Liège (Belgium) and Uppsala University (Sweden) is also in the pipeline. Of course searching for...