NIRPS (Near Infra Red Planet Searcher)

Fiber link (brazo de fibras ópticas) de NIRPS
Organizing institutions
HARPS3 & NIRPS Consortium

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ARES: High Spectral Resolution
ARES: High Spectral Resolution
ARES (High Spectral Resolution) is a coordinated project which attempt to join and consolidate the efforts on instrument developments at high spectral resolution within the IAC. The goal is to launch the scientific programs that the IAC carries out on the search and characterization of exoplanets, in particular Earth-like exoplanets, on the
Jonay Isai
González Hernández
In progress
Type
Instrumentation
State
In progress
Web project
Infrared instrumentation

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