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The Space Surveillance Telescope (SST) is a military telescope for detecting, tracking and cataloguing satellites, near-Earth objects and space debris. SST achieved first light in 2011 at the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, United States. In 2017, SST was dismantled and moved to the Harold E. Holt Naval Communication Station, Exmouth, Western Australia. From there it will observe the Southern Celestial Hemisphere and collect data for the US Space Surveillance Network. SST achieved first light in Australia on March 5, 2020. SST entered initial operational capability on October 4th, 2022 and is operated by the Royal Australian Air Force, 1 Remote Sensor Unit under the command and control (C2) of the U.S. Space Force.

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rdfs:comment	The Space Surveillance Telescope (SST) is a military telescope for detecting, tracking and cataloguing satellites, near-Earth objects and space debris. SST achieved first light in 2011 at the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, United States. In 2017, SST was dismantled and moved to the Harold E. Holt Naval Communication Station, Exmouth, Western Australia. From there it will observe the Southern Celestial Hemisphere and collect data for the US Space Surveillance Network. SST achieved first light in Australia on March 5, 2020. SST entered initial operational capability on October 4th, 2022 and is operated by the Royal Australian Air Force, 1 Remote Sensor Unit under the command and control (C2) of the U.S. Space Force. (en) Das Space Surveillance Telescope ist ein Spiegelteleskop mit einer Apertur von 3,5 m und einem Sichtfeld von 3,5°. Das Teleskop wurde von der DARPA zur Beobachtung von Satelliten, Weltraummüll und anderer erdnaher Objekte entwickelt und ging Anfang 2011 in Betrieb. First Light war am 15. Februar 2011. Das Teleskop befand sich auf der White Sands Missile Range im US-Bundesstaat New Mexico; die Entwicklung kostete 110 Mio. US-Dollar.Bis 2016 wird das Teleskop nach Westaustralien verbracht werden und an der Marinefunkstelle Harold E. Holt als Teil des Space Surveillance Networks in Betrieb gehen. (de)
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has abstract	Das Space Surveillance Telescope ist ein Spiegelteleskop mit einer Apertur von 3,5 m und einem Sichtfeld von 3,5°. Das Teleskop wurde von der DARPA zur Beobachtung von Satelliten, Weltraummüll und anderer erdnaher Objekte entwickelt und ging Anfang 2011 in Betrieb. First Light war am 15. Februar 2011. Das Teleskop befand sich auf der White Sands Missile Range im US-Bundesstaat New Mexico; die Entwicklung kostete 110 Mio. US-Dollar.Bis 2016 wird das Teleskop nach Westaustralien verbracht werden und an der Marinefunkstelle Harold E. Holt als Teil des Space Surveillance Networks in Betrieb gehen. Das Teleskop ist mit drei Spiegeln aufgebaut, deren Anordnung als Paul-Baker, Paul-Willstrop oder Mersenne-Schmidt bezeichnet wird; den Spiegeln folgt ein mehrlinsiger Korrektor. In seinem Aufbau ähnelt das Teleskop dem Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, verfügt aber über entsprechend zur Bildkrümmung geformte CCD-Bildsensoren. * Gebäude des Space Surveillance Telescopes * Innenansicht des Teleskops: Korrektor-Linsen und CCD-Sensoren (de) The Space Surveillance Telescope (SST) is a military telescope for detecting, tracking and cataloguing satellites, near-Earth objects and space debris. SST achieved first light in 2011 at the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, United States. In 2017, SST was dismantled and moved to the Harold E. Holt Naval Communication Station, Exmouth, Western Australia. From there it will observe the Southern Celestial Hemisphere and collect data for the US Space Surveillance Network. SST achieved first light in Australia on March 5, 2020. SST entered initial operational capability on October 4th, 2022 and is operated by the Royal Australian Air Force, 1 Remote Sensor Unit under the command and control (C2) of the U.S. Space Force. (en)
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