The Science Vision for the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA)

Roellig, T.; Buizer, James M. De; Becklin, E.; Backman, D. E.; Cuzzi, Jeffrey N.; Stacey, G. J.; Meixner, M.; Evans, N.; Vacca, William D.; Tielens, A. G. G. M.

doi:10.48550/arxiv.0905.4271

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“…HIPO on SOFIA will be able to achieve comparable photometric precisions, making it one of the best observatories/instruments for high-precision photometry at high temporal resolution (Dunham et al 2007). At the slightly longer wavelengths SOFIA will be less sensitive than Spitzer but can work at higher angular and spectral resolutions than can Spitzer (Roellig et al 2009).…”

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Observing Exoplanets with SOFIA

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Observing Exoplanets with SOFIA

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FIFI LS getting ready to fly aboard SOFIA

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FIFI LS is the German far-infrared integral field spectrometer for the SOFIA airborne observatory. The instrument consists of two independent integral field spectrometers for two different wavelength bands (45-110 µm and 100-200 µm). A dichroic filter enables simultaneous observation of two different spectral lines in the same field-of view. This allows very efficient mapping of extended regions with FIFI LS in many important far-infrared cooling lines with line ratios sensitive to temperature and density.FIFI LS will become a facility instrument for SOFIA. In the next two years it will become a fully commissioned facility instrument. After its commission, FIFI LS will be available for general observing with a large science potential. In this paper, we will also discuss the science of FIFI LS.

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Operational modal analysis and its application for SOFIA telescope assembly vibration measurements

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Observing Exoplanets with SOFIA

Observing Exoplanets with SOFIA

FIFI LS getting ready to fly aboard SOFIA

Operational modal analysis and its application for SOFIA telescope assembly vibration measurements

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