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This purpose of this nugget is to report on the second successful launch of the FOXSI sounding rocket payload. FOXSI was flown [FOXSI Sucess|once before] on November 2, 2012. This first flight produced the focused images of a microflare in hard x-rays. | This purpose of this nugget is to report on the second successful launch of the FOXSI sounding rocket payload. FOXSI was flown [FOXSI Sucess|once before] on November 2, 2012. This first flight produced the focused images of a microflare in hard x-rays. | ||
[[File:FOXSI-2 Launch Photo.png|center|300px]] | |||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
FOXSI is a sounding rocket payload whose goal is to develop and apply hard x-ray focusing optics combined with solid-state detectors. | FOXSI is a sounding rocket payload whose goal is to develop and apply hard x-ray focusing optics combined with solid-state detectors. | ||
== Observations == | |||
[[File:FOXSI-2 Targets.png|center|400px]] | |||
== The Future? == | == The Future? == | ||
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[[File:The FOXSI-2 Team.jpg|right|300px]] | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
* FOXSI Images | * FOXSI Images | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 29 April 2015
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| 1st Author: | Steven Christe |
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This purpose of this nugget is to report on the second successful launch of the FOXSI sounding rocket payload. FOXSI was flown [FOXSI Sucess|once before] on November 2, 2012. This first flight produced the focused images of a microflare in hard x-rays.
Background
FOXSI is a sounding rocket payload whose goal is to develop and apply hard x-ray focusing optics combined with solid-state detectors.
Observations
The Future?
Based on these successes, we are now considering how we would scale up the FOXSI sounding rocket to a satellite mission. Such a mission would allow us.
Conclusions
References
- FOXSI Images
- Official FOXSI webpage
Also we are working on making the data from this flight public so that anyone can take a look and analyze the data.