An infrared spectrometer of the CASSINI probe
CASSINI-CIRS
An infrared spectrometer of the CASSINI probe
The Composite InfraRed Spectrometer (CIRS for "Composite InfraRed Spectrometer") is one of the instruments on board the Cassini probe. The Cassini probe was inserted in orbit around Saturn on July 2004, six and half years after its launch.
Simulations Numériques en astrophysique
Simulation numérique en astrophysique spécialisé dans l’activité de "calcul de haute performance".
Astrophysics digital simulation for "high performance computing".
Analyser le rôle du numérique dans la construction, la diffusion et l'enseignement des connaissances en astrophysique.
Analyzing the digital technologies uses to make, spread and teach astrophysics knowledge.
Epistémologie, gestion des connaissances, technologies numériques pour la valorisation
Projet de recherche sur les processus d'innovation dans la conception et la concrétisation des « grands instruments », tels que les observatoires spatiaux.
Research project about innovation process of concepting and shaping big instruments such as space telescope.
Fermi: Un télescope gamma de nouvelle génération
Observatoire de la NASA dédié à l'étude du rayonnement gamma de haute énergie émis par les objets célestes.
NASA space telescope studying high energy gamma-ray from space objects.
Global Oscillations at Low Frequency
Studying the Sun's internal structure using the measurement of its oscillation modes.
Global Oscillations at Low Frequencies
Etude de la structure interne du Soleil
Study of the internal structure of the Sun
GOLF instrument on board the SoHO spacecraft.
SOHO website at NASA.
Herschel
An Infrared and Sub-millimetre Observatory
The Herschel telescope is a scientific space mission developed by the European Space Agency (ESA) dedicated to observing the Universe in the infrared and sub-millimetre ranges (wavelengths between 60 et 670 µm), a window of the electromagnetic spectrum that is still largely unexplored. It measures 9 m in length, 4 m in diameter and will weigh over 3 metric tons upon launch.
Exploring the High Energy gamma ray sky
H.E.S.S.
Exploring the High Energy gamma ray sky
H.E.S.S stands for "High Energy Stereoscopic System". This telescope system been designed and built by a large international collaboration which includes the DAPNIA as a member. This instrument is dedicated to the observation of high energy gamma ray sources with energies above a few tens of GeV.
La mission d'astronomie gamma INTEGRAL par François Lebrun
Mission de l'Agence Spatiale Européenne pour l’exploration du ciel dans la gamme des photons gamma de basse énergie.
ESA mission to explore the low energy gamma-ray sky.
Analyse de la dynamique stellaire (rotation) par l’asteroseismologie
Stellar dymanics analysis using asteroseismology.
Pour les détails sur la mission KEPLER, voir le site Kepler-NASA
For details on the KEPLER mission, see the Kepler-NASA website
Caméra installée au foyer du télescope de 3,6m de diamètre du CFHT.
Camera installed on the 3,6m diameter telescope of the CFHT.
Camera infrarouge installée sur le Very Large Telescope au Chili.
Infrared camera based on the VLT in Chili.
An observatory to detect cosmic X-ray radiation
XMM-Newton
An observatory to detect cosmic X-ray radiation
The XMM-Newton observatory (XMM stands for X-ray Multi-Mirror) is a telescope of the European Space Agency (ESA) dedicated to studying the X-ray cosmic radiation. Launched on December 10th, 1999 by an Ariane 5 rocket, XMM-Newton measures 10 m of length, 16 m large, for 4 m of diameter and weigh approximately 3,8 tons.
Programme d’observation extragalactique
de la mission spatiale XMM Newton.
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Extragalactic observation program
of the space mission XMM Newton.
