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PoET: the Paranal solar ESPRESSO Telescope

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arxiv 2505.08540 v1 pith:F6OV7EL4 submitted 2025-05-13 astro-ph.SR astro-ph.EPastro-ph.IM

PoET: the Paranal solar ESPRESSO Telescope

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The detection and characterisation of other "Earths", orbiting other suns, is a bold objective of present-day astrophysics. However, this quest is severely challenged by astrophysical "noise" from the host stars, whose signatures distort the observed spectra. Motivated by this problem, we are building a dedicated facility, the Paranal solar ESPRESSO Telescope (PoET). PoET will collect solar light and channel it into the ESPRESSO spectrograph, allowing us to use the Sun as a proxy to unambiguously identify and understand the sources of relevant variability in solar-type stars.

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