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First Very Long Baseline Interferometry Fringe Detection at 690GHz
Ming-Tang Chen, Geoffrey B. Crew, Dan Bintley +42
We report the first very long baseline interferometry (VLBI) experiment conducted in the 690 GHz atmospheric window. On 2024 November 21, observations with the Atacama Large Millim…
High performance Stingray
Eleonora Veronica Lai, Matteo Bachetti, Maura Pilia +4
X-ray astrophysical objects show variability on a wide range of timescales, i.e. from fractions of second to years. The open-source Python library stingray is able to perform time…
Quasi-automatic software support for Gaia ground based optical tracking
S. Bouquillon, C. Barache, T. Carlucci +6
The ESA Gaia satellite mission will create a catalog of 1 billion stars with unprecedented astrometric precision. To achieve its aim in terms of astrometric precision, a ground bas…
GBOT: ground based optical tracking of the Gaia satellite
Martin Altmann, Sebastien Bouquillon, Francois Taris +6
Gaia, the 1 billion star, high precision, astrometric satellite will revolutionise our understanding in many areas of astronomy ranging from bodies in our Solar System to the forma…
Long-term performance of SiPMs in space environment measured by GRBAlpha, GRBBeta, and VZLUSAT-2 CubeSats
Jakub Ripa, Filip Munz, Marianna Dafcikova +46
In this work, we report the successful application of silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs) in gamma-ray burst (GRB) detectors used in CubeSats operating in the low Earth orbit (LEO) ra…
iDaVIE v1.0: A virtual reality tool for interactive analysis of astronomical data cubes
Alexander Sivitilli, Lucia Marchetti, Angus Comrie +10
As modern astronomy confronts unprecedented data volumes, automated pipelines and machine-learning techniques have become essential for processing and analysis. As these workflows…