The TESIS Solar imaging spectroscopy experiment on board the CORONAS-Photon satellite

S. V. Kuzin,S. A. Bogachev,I. A. Zhitnik,S. V. Shestov,V. A. Slemzin,A. V. Mitrofanov,N. K. Sukhodrev,A. A. Pertsov,A. V. Ignat’ev,O. I. Bugaenko,Yu. S. Ivanov,Anton Reva,M. S. Zykov,A. S. Ul’yanov,S. N. Oparin,A. L. Goncharov,T. A. Shergina,A. M. Urnov,V. A. Solov’ev,S. G. Popova

The TESIS Solar imaging spectroscopy experiment on board the CORONAS-Photon satellite

2010

The CORONAS-Photon spacecraft was successfully launched in January 2009. Its scientific payload included the TESIS complex of telescopes and spectrometers, designed to obtain high spectral, temporal and spatial resolution solar corona images in soft X-ray to far UV spectral range.

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Spectral imaging
Physics
Solar flare
Imaging spectroscopy
Coronal hole
Astronomy
Image resolution
Corona
Payload
Spectrometer
Optics
Spacecraft
Remote sensing

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