NASA's Pandora Mission Nears Launch
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NASA's Pandora mission one step closer to probing alien atmospheres
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NASA 's Pandora mission one step closer to probing alien atmospheres.
Completion of the spacecraft bus brings Pandora , a mission poised to look for the presence of hazes, clouds and water in exoplanets, closer to launch.
Pandora is a small satellite poised to provide in-depth study of at least 20 known planets orbiting distant stars.
Pandora is led by NASA 's Goddard Space Flight Center .
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory provides the mission's project management and engineering.
Pandora 's telescope was manufactured by Corning and developed collaboratively with Livermore , which also developed the imaging detector assemblies.
The infrared sensor was provided by NASA Goddard.