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Optical Periscopic Imager for Comets (OPIC)

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English: The Comet Interceptor OPIC instrument, mounted on Probe B2, will face the comet before the closest approach. B2 will fly closer to the comet than Spacecraft A and face a harsher incoming flux of gas and dust; this requires OPIC and other instruments to be hidden behind a cylindrical dust shield. The image shows the geometry of the B2 flyby – pointing direction and rotation axis – and the OPIC field of view, or FOV (18.3°). More at https://space-travel.blog/opik-oort-comet-interceptor-opic-e309e0de2bff
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Author Comet Interceptor / OPIC / UT Tartu Observatory (Pajusalu et al.)

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