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arxiv 2405.12829 v1 pith:7JNGTUGQ submitted 2024-05-21 astro-ph.IM

Single Aperture Large Telescope for Universe Studies (SALTUS): Science Overview

Gordon Chin , Carrie M. Anderson , Jennifer Bergner , Nicolas Biver , Gordon L. Bjoraker , Thibault Cavalie , Michael DiSanti , Jian-Rong Gao
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Paul Hartogh Leon K. Harding Qing Hu Daewook Kim Craig Kulesa Gert de Lange David T. Leisawitz Rebecca C. Levy Arthur Lichtenberger Daniel P. Marronh Joan Najita Trent Newswander George H. Rieke Dimitra Rigopoulou Peter Roefsema Nathan X. Roth Kamber Schwarz Yancy Shirley Justin Spilker Antony A. Stark Floris van der Tak Yuzuru Takashima Alexander Tielens David J. Willner Edward J. Wollack Stephen Yates Erick Young Christopher K. Walker
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The SALTUS Probe mission will provide a powerful far-infrared (far-IR) pointed space observatory to explore our cosmic origins and the possibility of life elsewhere. The observatory employs an innovative deployable 14-m aperture, with a sunshield that will radiatively cool the off-axis primary to <45K. This cooled primary reflector works in tandem with cryogenic coherent and incoherent instruments that span the 34 to 660 micron far-IR range at both high and moderate spectral resolutions.

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