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CubeSats for Climate Change Monitoring (C3M): Demonstrating Interferometric IR Payloads Scalable to Constellations
Project Objective: Develop a compact, low-power IR spectrometer for a modular 1U CubeSat. Mission Motivation: Enable timely monitoring of climate hazards, wildfires, volcanic activity, and greenhouse gases. Core Demonstration: Validated end-to-end integration and operation of a thermal IR payload on
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