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2012 SPIE Astronomical Telescopes + Instrumentation |Call for Papers

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Astronomy

Shaped pupils with two micromechanical deformable mirrors for exoplanet imaging
Deformable mirrors, similar to those used for ground adaptive optics, can be used in a space telescope to create dark regions near a star where companion planets can be imaged.
Micro-optoelectromechanical systems for space-based instrumentsA silicon-based micromirror array is tested for operation at 92K, and a commercial array for a space evaluation program is presented.
30 January 2012
Lasers and telescopes now on the drawing board can slow pieces of loose material encircling Earth so that they re-enter the atmosphere.
20 January 2012
Rare earths are critical for optical polishingThe cost and availability of these important materials have had their ups and downs. The optics industry is using several strategies to make sure future needs are met.
9 January 2012
James Webb Space Telescope (NASA)Two key managers of the James Webb Space Telescope project for NASA talk about the innovations that have taken place to advance technology for the JWST.
3 January 2012
Joe HowardDistance from Earth and segmented mirror technology are among many space telescope challenges for the lead optical designer of the James Webb Space Telescope.
3 January 2012
 
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