Sentences with phrase «for future space telescopes»

Not exact matches

Chances are we'll never know for sure without an armada of space telescopes, and their future looks uncertain.

«And the coronagraph technology this would test will help us plan for future missions, the huge space telescopes we want to launch decades from now.

RCT Consortium telescope The Robotically Controlled Telescope was built in 1965 as a test bed for future orbiting space telescopes.

Future space observatories like Webb or Hubble - like telescopes built for infrared with apertures of around three meters could also aid in the hunt.

She also points out that, in order to fully exploit this method and attempt to understand what dark energy actually is, «a much wider survey is necessary,» such as those planned for the future space - telescope missions such as the United States proposed Joint Dark Energy Mission and Europe's proposed Euclid satellite.

Using a web interface, interested scientists can, for example, select objects from the raw simulation data, process it, and even create virtual observations mimicing existing or future space telescopes.

The NASA / ESA Hubble Space Telescope is already being used to search for atmospheres around the planets and team member Emmanuël Jehin is excited about the future possibilities: «With the upcoming generation of telescopes, such as ESO's European Extremely Large Telescope and the NASA / ESA / CSA James Webb Space Telescope, we will soon be able to search for water and perhaps even evidence of life on these worlds.»

The space telescope has also paved the way for future missions focused on observing the universe in infrared wavelengths, ESA officials added.

The discovery by a ground - based telescope is expected to assist future space missions to search for transiting exoplanets.

What does the future hold for the great observatory, and will its space telescope successor measure up to Hubble?

NASA is investing in technology concepts that include meteoroid impact detection, space telescope swarms and small orbital debris mapping technologies that may one day be used for future space exploration missions.

TESS will observe these brighter nearby stars for exoplanets in order to identify a list of the best targets for follow - up observations by ground - based observatories and future space telescopes.

Not only will Project Blue look for Earth - like planets right in our backyard, it will be the proving ground for future missions like the ASTRO - 1 space observatory, a privately - funded UV - Visible space telescope mission that will provide unprecedented views of the cosmos and alien worlds.

Any planets Project Blue finds will be excellent potential targets for future large space telescopes being developed by NASA and other space agencies.

Project Blue will demonstrate and test coronagraph and wavefront technologies similar to ones that could be used on much larger future space telescopes currently being studied by NASA (e.g., HabEX, LUVOIR), and thus help to retire technical risks and hone the observing techniques and data processing algorithms for those missions.

Swiss architect Mario Botta delivered a classically proportioned red ziggurat whose boldly striped oculus was telescoped to the future and would have taken it there, but for the gift by the Fishers of an art collection that mandated twice the space.