"It's full of asteroids!": Solar system science with a large field of view

Bryan Holler; Stefanie Milam; James Bauer; Jeffrey Kruk; Charles Alcock; Michele Bannister; Gordon Bjoraker; Dennis Bodewits; Amanda Bosh; Marc Buie; Tony Farnham; Nader Haghighipour; Paul Hardersen; Alan Harris; Christopher Hirata; Henry Hsieh; Michael Kelley; Matthew Knight; Emily Kramer; Andrea Longobardo; Conor Nixon; Ernesto Palomba; Silvia Protopapa; Lynnae Quick; Darin Ragozzine; Vishnu Reddy; Jason Rhodes; Andy Rivkin; Gal Sarid; Amanda Sickafoose; Amy Simon; Cristina Thomas; David Trilling; Robert West

"It's full of asteroids!": Solar system science with a large field of view

Bryan Holler
, Stefanie Milam
, James Bauer
, Jeffrey Kruk
, Charles Alcock
, Michele Bannister
, Gordon Bjoraker
, Dennis Bodewits
, Amanda Bosh
, Marc Buie
, Tony Farnham
, Nader Haghighipour
, Paul Hardersen
, Alan Harris
, Christopher Hirata
, Henry Hsieh
, Michael Kelley
, Matthew Knight
, Emily Kramer
, Andrea Longobardo

Conor Nixon, Ernesto Palomba, Silvia Protopapa, Lynnae Quick, Darin Ragozzine, Vishnu Reddy, Jason Rhodes, Andy Rivkin, Gal Sarid, Amanda Sickafoose, Amy Simon, Cristina Thomas, David Trilling, Robert West

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Next-generation space telescopes will have larger apertures, larger fields of view, and more sensitive instrumentation than their predecessors. The prospects for solar system science with these facilities are substantial, particularly in the area of space-based surveys for the detection of new minor bodies and irregular satellites.

Original language	English
Article number	68
Journal	Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society
Volume	51
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 01 May 2019

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Holler, B., Milam, S., Bauer, J., Kruk, J., Alcock, C., Bannister, M., Bjoraker, G., Bodewits, D., Bosh, A., Buie, M., Farnham, T., Haghighipour, N., Hardersen, P., Harris, A., Hirata, C., Hsieh, H., Kelley, M., Knight, M., Kramer, E., ... West, R. (2019). "It's full of asteroids!": Solar system science with a large field of view. Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 51(3), Article 68. https://baas.aas.org/community/astro2020-science-white-papers/

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