integral衛星の初期成果.pptVIP

INTEGRAL衛星の初期成果 海老沢　研 INTEGRAL Science Data Center Versoix, Switzerland Contents Introduction of the satellite Introduction of the instruments Status and performance of the instruments Early scientific results Current problems Prospects for future INTEGRAL satellite Launched on Oct 17, 2002 by Russian Proton rocket Covers 3 keV to ~10 MeV with three coded mask instruments Hard X-ray/gamm-ray imaging Gamma-ray spectroscopy INTEGRAL Orbit High eccentric orbit, 72 hour period Inclination 51.6° Perigee ~9,000 km, apogee ~150,000 km Two ground stations Goldstone (California) Redu (Belgium) REAL T