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A D V A N C E D M A T E R I A L S & P R O C E S S E S | O C T O B E R 2 0 1 6

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between two layers of graphene expe-

rience pressures equivalent of 10,000

times the air pressure in a bicycle

tire.

For more information: Rahul Nair,

rahul@manchester.ac.uk

,

www.man-

chester.ac.uk.

CNT MIRRORS FOR

NASA TELESCOPE

A lightweight telescope that a

team of NASA scientists and engineers

is developing specifically for CubeSat

scientific investigations could become

the first to carry a mirror made of car-

bon nanotubes in an epoxy resin. Led by

Theodor Kostiuk, a scientist at NASA’s

Goddard Space Flight Center in Green-

belt, Md., the technology development

is aimed at giving the scientific commu-

nity a compact, reproducible, and rela-

tively inexpensive telescope that would

fit easily inside a CubeSat. Individual

CubeSats measure just 4 in. per side.

With funding from Goddard’s

internal R&D program, the team cre-

ated a laboratory optical bench made

up of three miniaturized spectrome-

ters optimized for the ultraviolet, vis-

ible, and near-infrared wavelengths.

Spectrometers are connected via fiber

optic cables to the focused beam of a

3-in.-diameter carbon-nanotube mir-

ror. The team is using the new bench

to test the telescope’s overall design.

For more information: Theodor Kostiuk,

301.286.8431, theodor.kostiuk-1@nasa.

gov,

www.nasa.gov/goddard.

This laboratory breadboard is being used

to test a conceptual telescope for CubeSat

missions. Courtesy of NASA/W. Hrybyk.

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