The MAXIM Pathfinder Mission: X-Ray Imaging at 100 Micro-Arcseconds

Details The MAXIM Pathfinder Mission: X-Ray Imaging at 100 Micro-Arcseconds The MAXIM Pathfinder Mission: X-Ray Imaging at 100 Micro-Arcseconds

Jul 2000

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2000spie.4012..258c&link_type=abstract

Journal Article, Astronomical Telescopes and Instrumentation

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Mission Planning, High Resolution, X Ray Imagery, Imaging Techniques, Coronas, Stars, Interferometry

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We present the results of a study to show how it is possible to build a super high resolution x-ray imaging mission based on the principles of x-ray interferometry. The mission concept uses today's technology to specify a 1.4 meter baseline interferometer that will resolve features as fine as 100 micro-arcsecond imaging at 1keV. This resolution is sufficient to produce high quality images of the coronae of other stars.

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