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Large-scale, large-aperture space astronomy - Beyond the next generation
2000
Space 2000 Conference and Exposition
unpublished
Over the next decade two major technologies will be introduced in spacebased astronomy: large aperture optics and spaceborne optical interferometry. In a recent study for NASA we proposed the use of space telescopes at each of Jupiter's Lagrange points L4 and L5 for cooperative, ultra-long-baseline astronomical observations. The system would be comprised of one or more platforms placed at each of these points, robotically maintained and designed for long life and extensibility. Synthesis
doi:10.2514/6.2000-5299
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