PicSat: A CubeSat for beta Pictoris observation
L David, S Lacour, V Lapeyrere… - 42nd COSPAR …, 2018 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
PicSat is a nanosatellite that was integrated and operated by the Paris Observatory to
observe the transit of the giant planet Beta Pictoris b, expected to happen in 2018. The …
observe the transit of the giant planet Beta Pictoris b, expected to happen in 2018. The …
Reaching sub-milimag photometric precision on Beta Pictoris with a nanosat: the PicSat mission
M Nowak, S Lacour, V Lapeyrère… - Space Telescopes …, 2016 - spiedigitallibrary.org
PicSat is a nanosatellite currently being developed to observe the transit of the giant planet
β Pictoris, expected some time between July 2017 and June 2018. The mission is based on …
PicSat: a Cubesat mission for exoplanetary transit detection in 2017
V Lapeyrere, S Lacour, L David, M Nowak, A Crouzier… - 2017 - digitalcommons.usu.edu
The PicSat mission is based on a 3U Cubesat architecture, with a payload specifically
designed for high precision stellar photometry. The satellite is planned to be launched in …
designed for high precision stellar photometry. The satellite is planned to be launched in …
A Compact and Lightweight Fibered Photometer for the PicSat Mission
M Nowak, S Lacour, V Lapeyrère, L David… - arXiv preprint arXiv …, 2017 - arxiv.org
PicSat is a nanosatellite developed to observe the transit of the giant planet beta Pictoris b,
expected in late 2017. Its science objectives are: the observation of the transit of the giant …
expected in late 2017. Its science objectives are: the observation of the transit of the giant …
Short life and abrupt death of PicSat, a small 3U CubeSat dreaming of exoplanet detection
M Nowak, S Lacour, A Crouzier, L David… - Space Telescopes …, 2018 - spiedigitallibrary.org
PicSat was a three unit CubeSat (measuring 30 cm Χ 10 cm Χ 10 cm) which was developed
to monitor theβ Pictoris system. The main science objective was the detection of a possible …
to monitor the
Picsat's enduring legacy. probing the flight of a small astronomical satellite
CG Menegaldo, FO Fialho… - Publications of the …, 2022 - iopscience.iop.org
Observation of planetary transits and other cutting-edge scientific missions can take
advantage of affordable nanosatellites to probe interesting stellar targets. PicSat, a CubeSat …
advantage of affordable nanosatellites to probe interesting stellar targets. PicSat, a CubeSat …
A space interferometer on a 6U Cubesat: FIRST-S
V Lapeyrere, S Lacour, A Crouzier… - 42nd COSPAR …, 2018 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
The FIRST-S project is an astronomical project in the context of exoplanet detection. The
scientific objective of this mission would be to study the visible emission of exozodiacal light …
scientific objective of this mission would be to study the visible emission of exozodiacal light …
Post-conjunction detection of β Pictoris b with VLT/SPHERE
AM Lagrange, A Boccaletti, M Langlois… - Astronomy & …, 2019 - aanda.org
Context. With an orbital distance comparable to that of Saturn in the solar system, β Pictoris
b is the closest (semi-major axis≃ 9 au) exoplanet that has been imaged to orbit a star. Thus …
b is the closest (semi-major axis≃ 9 au) exoplanet that has been imaged to orbit a star. Thus …
LICIACube Mission: The Fastest Fly-By Ever Done by a CubeSat
V Marchese, NR Benigno, S Simonetti, E Fazzoletto… - 2021 - digitalcommons.usu.edu
As SmallSats are gathering an ever-increasing importance for all types of space missions,
they are asked more often to operate in harshest environments and to complete the most …
they are asked more often to operate in harshest environments and to complete the most …
[PDF][PDF] Italian Cubesats for Moon and Asteroid imaging
M Amoroso, S Pirrotta, G Impresario… - International …, 2022 - re.public.polimi.it
In the last decades, small satellites have consolidated their role in support to implement
space missions in a fast cheap and effective way. Space science is one of the areas where …
space missions in a fast cheap and effective way. Space science is one of the areas where …