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Goddard mechanical engineer Julie Cox makes BurstCube “light tight” by pressing aluminized tape over joints, screws, and other miniscule gaps in the instrument suite, as shown in this video.
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[edit]DescriptionBurstCube Assembly and Testing (SVS14167 - BurstCube Instruments assembled).webm |
English: Goddard mechanical engineer Julie Cox makes BurstCube “light tight” by pressing aluminized tape over joints, screws, and other miniscule gaps in the instrument suite, as shown in this video. Gamma rays can travel through the covering and into the detectors, but any stray visible light could trigger a false reading. The team will test the instrument’s light tightness by shining a laser over all its surfaces. Credit: NASA/Sophia Roberts |
Date | 31 October 2022 (upload date) |
Source | BurstCube Assembly and Testing |
Author | NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Jeanette Kazmierczak, Francis Reddy, Judith Racusin, Julie Cox, Sean Semper, Scott Wiessinger, Sophia Roberts, Jeremy Perkins |
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Keywords InfoField | Astrophysics; Space; CubeSat; Gamma Ray Burst; Universe |
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