Pandora Mission

Pandora is a small satellite, one of three orbital missions approved by NASA to pass to the next development phase in NASA's Astrophysics Pioneers program. The budget for each mission was $20 million.

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Pandora CODA Telescope Concept. Misison pandora. NASA

An artist’s concept of the Pandora mission, seen here without the thermal blanketing that will protect the spacecraft, observing a star and its transiting exoplanet Pandora peers at a transit

EDU hardware pandora mission NASA

Pandora’s spacecraft bus was photographed Jan. 10 within a thermal-vacuum testing chamber Pandora bus

Dr. Elisa Quintana NASA mission pandora

Artist's concept animation of Pandora spacecraft without thermal blanketing. 360 degree rotation of model set in neutral gray volume. Also includes version with no background and alpha channel.Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab

Artist's concept animated beauty pass of Pandora spacecraft without thermal blanketing. Set in neutral gray volume. Shot 2.Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab

Artist's concept animated beauty pass of Pandora spacecraft without thermal blanketing. Set in neutral gray volume. Shot 1.

An artist's concept of the Pandora mission, seen here without the thermal blanketing that will protect the spacecraft, observing a star and its transiting exoplanet.

Pandora’s spacecraft bus was photographed Jan. 10 within a thermal-vacuum testing chamber at Blue Canyon Technologies in Lafayette, Colorado.

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Pandora CODA Telescope Concept. Misison pandora. NASA		Commons
commons	image		An artist’s concept of the Pandora mission, seen here without the thermal blanketing that will protect the spacecraft, observing a star and its transiting exoplanet Pandora peers at a transit		Commons
commons	image		EDU hardware pandora mission NASA		Commons
commons	image		Pandora’s spacecraft bus was photographed Jan. 10 within a thermal-vacuum testing chamber Pandora bus		Commons
commons	image		Dr. Elisa Quintana NASA mission pandora		Commons
commons	image		Artist's concept animation of Pandora spacecraft without thermal blanketing. 360 degree rotation of model set in neutral gray volume. Also includes version with no background and alpha channel.Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab		Commons
commons	image		Artist's concept animated beauty pass of Pandora spacecraft without thermal blanketing. Set in neutral gray volume. Shot 2.Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab		Commons
commons	image		Artist's concept animated beauty pass of Pandora spacecraft without thermal blanketing. Set in neutral gray volume. Shot 1.		Commons
commons	image		An artist's concept of the Pandora mission, seen here without the thermal blanketing that will protect the spacecraft, observing a star and its transiting exoplanet.		Commons
commons	image		Pandora’s spacecraft bus was photographed Jan. 10 within a thermal-vacuum testing chamber at Blue Canyon Technologies in Lafayette, Colorado.		Commons