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THE LYMAN-α IMAGING SOLAR TELESCOPE (LIST) ON THE KOREA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE-2 (STSAT-2)

  • JANG M. (Dept. of Astronomy and Space Science, Kyung Hee University, Space Payload Research Center, Kyung Hee University)
  • Published : 2003.06.01
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Abstract

LIST is the Lyman-$\alpha$ Imaging Solar Telescope, a project funded by the Korean government to fly on the second Korean Science and Technology research Satellite (STSat-2) due to launch in December 2005. The Principal Investigator is Dr. Minhwan Jang of Kyung-Hee University and of the Space Payload Research Center (SPARC), a consortium of Korean universities and institutions formed to develop scientific research projects in space. The purpose of the LIST project is to design, build, and operate an instrument on STSat-2 which will make images of the Sun from Earth orbit at the wavelength of the Hydrogen Lyman-a emission line at 121.6 nm. LIST has a simple design concept comprised of a small telescope to image the full disk of the Sun onto a CCD detector and a set of filters to isolate the 121.6 nm wavelength.

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