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NASA Identifier: nasahqphoto-7303467032 Fiona Harrison, NuSTAR Principal Investigator am California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, Kalifornien, Zweite von links, spricht über das Spektroskopische Teleskop-Array (NuStar) der NASA bei einem Briefing am Mittwoch, 30. Mai 2012, im NASA-Hauptquartier in Washington, während Paul Hertz, links, Daniel Stern und Yunjin Kim zuschauen. Mit der Aufnahme von Licht im hochenergetischen, kurzwelligen Röntgenbereich will das Teleskop untersuchen, wie sich Schwarze Löcher zusammen mit Galaxien bilden und entwickeln. Das an Bord einer Orbital Sciences Pegasus XL-Rakete verpackte Instrument soll frühestens am 13. Juni vom Kwajalein-Atoll auf den Marshallinseln starten.