NASA NTRS · 20190032617
NASA Astrophysics Technology Gaps, Prioritization, and Development
Abstract
Physics of the Cosmos (PCOS) X-ray astrophysics: grazing-angle mirrors, optical blocking filters, fast event ID, gratings, micro-calorimeters, radiation-tolerant detectorsGravitational-wave astrophysics: phase measurement system, micro-Newton thrusters, non-contact charge-management system, stable laser system, low-stray-light telescope Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB): superconducting FPAs and optical elements (cryo filters and coatings)Cosmic Origins (COR)UV/Optical/IR: Next-gen detectors, ultra-stable high-precision telescope systems (including mirrors, thermal control, structures, metrology, etc.), and advanced UV coatingsFar-IR: Heterodyne detectors, advanced cooling systems, ultra-sensitive detectors and large arraysLarge Space Optics: As discussed earlier by Mario Perez, the Program Office supports HQ in monitoring/tracking the Segmented Mirror Technology Program (SMTP) and other technology development projects targeting large space telescopes
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Ganel, Opher, Pham, Thai. 2019-11-05. NASA Astrophysics Technology Gaps, Prioritization, and Development. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20190032617
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