ESA's response to the challenges of developing X-ray optics

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May 2002

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ESA Bulletin (ISSN 0376-4265), No. 110, p. 57 - 60 (2002)

Physics

Optics

X-Ray Optics, Space Missions

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ESA is currently developing the X-ray optics for its future astrophysics and planetary missions, following on from the highly successful XMM-Newton mission. The next generation of astrophysics missions such as XEUS will require dramatic improvements in the performance, size and mass of the telescope, which is the heart of any high-energy astrophysics mission. This article highlights the challenges and identifies some possible technology solutions.

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