Monitoring near-Earth objects and space phenomena
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The Canadian Space Agency's Near-Earth Object Surveillance Satellite System (NEOSSat) is a polar-orbiting satellite that supports dual mission objectives of space situational awareness and space astronomy. It features a 15-cm Maksutov telescope and CCD with 3”/pixel scale and 0.85° field of view, enabling direct parallax measurement of near-Earth objects and continual photometry for various astrophysical studies. NEOSSat provides all-sky target acquisition, precise Fine Point control, and extended baffle capabilities for low solar elongation observations.
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