File:NASA space telescope SPHEREx MIDEX cutaway.png
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editDescriptionNASA space telescope SPHEREx MIDEX cutaway.png |
English: The NASA space telescope SPHEREx Thermal and Optical Subsystems.
SPHEREx spacecraft (photon shields cut away) showing the bus with the payload optical and thermal subsystems. The optics and detector cool passively by radiating heat to space with a 3-stage V-groove passive cooler. Lightweight deployed photon shields protect the cooler and optics from radiation from the Sun and Earth. |
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Source | http://spherex.caltech.edu/Survey.html |
Author | NASA |
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