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14 September 1994 Preliminary optical design for Plures and Rosetta
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Abstract
Some preliminary optical designs for three wide field cameras are briefly reported for the space missions Plures and Rosetta. Plures is a proposal to the European Space Agency (ESA) for a wide field telescope able to detect Supernova explosions with a time resolution of the order of a fraction of a minute. After the Supernova detection the telescope should switch to a narrow, single-object mode in order to probe the event in a photometric and spectroscopic mode. Plures should continuously monitor the Virgo cluster with a field of view of the order of 100 squared degrees. Rosetta is a cornerstone mission of ESA for the approaching of a cometary body, after the fly-by with two asteroids. In the approach phase Rosetta should orbit around the comet. Two cameras will map and probe the surface of the comet nucleus. For the three optics all-reflective unobstructed solutions are presented.
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Roberto Ragazzoni, Giampiero Naletto, M. Turatto, and Enrico Marchetti "Preliminary optical design for Plures and Rosetta", Proc. SPIE 2282, Ultraviolet Technology V, (14 September 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.186611
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Cameras

Optical design

Off axis mirrors

Ultraviolet radiation

UV optics

Space telescopes

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