CHEOPS Photometer
ETH Zurich - Space Geodesy- TypeSpace photometer
- Host missionESA CHEOPS
- LaunchDecember 18, 2019
High-precision photometer developed by ETH Zurich for the ESA CHEOPS exoplanet characterization mission, launched in 2019.
64 satellite platforms, components and ground equipment from manufacturers worldwide.
High-precision photometer developed by ETH Zurich for the ESA CHEOPS exoplanet characterization mission, launched in 2019.
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