BurstCube Assembly and Testing (SVS14167 - Julie Cox Light Tights BurstCube Instruments).jpg

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Description	English: Julie Cox, a mechanical engineer at Goddard, presses aluminized tape to the BurstCube instrument. Under the tape, Cox has also “staked” the screwheads, which involves the application of a special kind of glue that fills in any potential gaps, to help make it light tight.Credit: NASA/Sophia Roberts
Date	31 October 2022 (upload date)
Source	BurstCube Assembly and Testing
Author	NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Jeanette Kazmierczak, Francis Reddy, Judith Racusin, Julie Cox, Sean Semper, Scott Wiessinger, Sophia Roberts, Jeremy Perkins
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Keywords InfoField	Astrophysics; Space; CubeSat; Gamma Ray Burst; Universe

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