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The PRIMA observatory leverages decades of quantum-derived detector technology, specifically superconducting MKIDs, to achieve unprecedented sensitivity in far-infrared astronomy. This mission highlights how foundational advances in quantum sensing directly enable breakthroughs in astrophysical observation by minimizing thermal noise at the atomic level. While the project involves significant infrastructure investment, its core innovation lies in applying precision quantum engineering to solve fundamental problems in cosmic imaging.

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Caltech and JPL will build a $1 billion far-infrared observatory

Quantum Zeitgeist24 septembrie 20267 min de cititArticolul și perspectiva sunt în engleză.

NASA selected the $1 billion PRIMA (the Probe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics) observatory, which will explore the universe in far-infrared light and view cosmic objects otherwise invisible with existing telescopes. Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory will develop and operate PRIMA, while Caltech’s IPAC will serve as the mission science center.

Caltech and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory will collaborate on PRIMA, a $1 billion space telescope designed to observe the universe in far-infrared light. The observatory will cool its telescope and detectors to hundreds of degrees below zero to minimize interference and achieve image clarity. Caltech’s IPAC is the mission science center, where raw data from the telescope is received, processed, and archived for use by astronomers seeking to answer some of the universe’s deepest mysteries. IPAC will also be responsible for scheduling astronomers’ time and use of the telescope. “PRIMA represents a giant leap for far-infrared astronomy,” says Caltech President Ray Jayawardhana, “helping reveal fundamental cosmic processes that have long been hidden from view.” The development of PRIMA’s ultrasensitive far-infrared cameras relies on technology originating from a 1999 invention by…

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