The Design of Space Telescopes and Their Integration into Manned Spacecraft
Lewis Epstein, Michael Lee Scott
Abstract
Lewis Epstein, Michael Lee Scott
Abstract
The paper addresses the problem of designing telescopes to perform astronomical observations from earth orbit and the problem of integrating such ' instruments into manned spacecraft. This material is organized into three sections: (1) a discussion of observations and their instrumentation, (2) a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of manned operation, and ( 3 ) the presentation of a system methadology for designing these instruments for manned spacecraft.
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The paper addresses the problem of designing telescopes to perform astronomical observations from earth orbit and the problem of integrating such ' instruments into manned spacecraft. This material is organized into three sections: (1) a discussion of observations and their instrumentation, (2) a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of manned operation, and ( 3 ) the presentation of a system methadology for designing these instruments for manned spacecraft.
Key concepts: Spacecraft, Aerospace engineering, Astrobiology, Space (punctuation), Spacecraft design, Computer science, Space technology, Systems engineering