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The success of the camera on Hayabusa2 in detecting exoplanets with an aperture diameter of 15mm is a record for the smallest size.

The success of the camera on Hayabusa2 in detecting exoplanets with an aperture diameter of 15mm is a record for the smallest size.

A research team led by Kohei Yumoto from JAXA/ISAS (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency/Institute of Space and Astronautical Science) announced their research results, stating that they successfully detected exoplanets using the 15mm optical camera "ONC-T (Optical Navigation Camera)" mounted on JAXA's asteroid explorer Hayabusa2.

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JAXA/ISAS(宇宙航空研究開発機構うちゅうこうくうけんきゅうかいはつきこう/宇宙科学研究所うちゅうかがくけんきゅうしょ)の湯本ゆもと航生こうさんを筆頭ひっとうとする研究けんきゅうチームは、JAXAの小惑星しょうわくせい探査機たんさき「はやぶさ2」に搭載とうさいされた口径こうけい15mmの光学こうがくカメラ「ONC-T(光学こうがく航法こうほう望遠ぼうえんカメラ)」を使用しようして、太陽系たいようけい外惑星がいわくせいの検出けんしゅつに成功せいこうしたとする研究けんきゅう成果せいかを発表はっぴょうしました。

A research team led by Kohei Yumoto from JAXA/ISAS (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency/Institute of Space and Astronautical Science) announced their research results, stating that they successfully detected exoplanets using the 15mm optical camera "ONC-T (Optical Navigation Camera)" mounted on JAXA's asteroid explorer Hayabusa2.

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