The infrared space observatory
Abstract The Infrared Space Observatory (ISO), a programme of the European Space Agency, is an astronomical satellite operating at wavelength from 2.5 to 200 μm. It will be launched in 1995. The ISO optical subsystem is a cryogenically cooled telescope with its baffling system (main baffle and sunsh...
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