A History of the Early HST Bob O’Dell STScI -21 April 2006
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A History of the Early HSTBob O’Dell
STScI -21 April 2006
A highly personal version of the history of the program up through
launch.
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1923
• Hermann Oberth publishes “Die Rakete zu den Planetenraumen”
• In this small book he elucidates most of the modern reasons for putting telescopes in space.
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The Berlin SpaceshipSociety
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1945“Army Surplus” V-2 Rockets
come to the US.
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V2 Small
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1946
• The first “Think-Tank”, the RAND corporation commissions a study of potential uses of rockets.
• Lyman Spitzer, then a 32 year old professor at Yale is included.
• In his study he proposes building space observatories, leading up to something very similar to today’s HST.
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Lyman Spitzer
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Earliest Years
• 1957 Soviets launch Sputnik.
• 1958 NASA created as the civilian space agency to counter the Soviets.
• 1962 The NAS’s SSB identifies as a goal for NASA the creation of a large space observatory.
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Early Astronomical Satellites• The OAO series was the first large astronomy
satellites. • They employed a common outer support-systems
module with different astronomy instruments inside.
• OAO-A2 launched in 1968 (Wisconsin & Smithsonian).
• OAO-C (Copernicus launch in 1972, PI Lyman Spitzer).
• The IUE (a joint US-ESA) satellite was launched into geosynchronous orbit in 1978.
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1969-Getting ready for HST.
• NASA establishes the Astronomy Missions Board to define astronomy payloads over more than a decade. Our report in 1969 included the goal of the HST.
• Also published in 1969 was “Chairman Spitzer’s Little Black Book.”
• In 1969 a three person panel of consultants recommended to von Braun that MSFC should go for several astronomical satellites, including the HST.
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1971-72 Feasibility Studies and the Roman Group.
• One of the first things NASA did was to establish if the project was feasible (a Phase-A Study).
• In parallel with studies by multiple contractors a group of scientists was convened at NASA HQ by Roman to provide feedback.
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1972-3mCrossSection
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1972-3mConfiguration
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1972-MSFC becomes the Lead Center
• Associate Administrator John Naugle was convinced that MSFC would do a better job on this magnitude of task, although GSFC would retain responsibility for the SI’s and operations.
• MSFC had no optical astronomers.• Stuhlinger approached Spitzer about becoming
Project Scientist, which would have involved spending lots of time in Huntsville.
• Spitzer fingered me as “the man” and Naugle backed this idea.
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From Eric Chaisson & Ray Villard’s April, 1990 Sky&Tel article.
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1973-A broad Scientific Base is established.
• I came on board in September, 1972.• In December NASA issued an AO for
creation of Instrument Definition Teams, the leaders plus a few generalists would form a Science Working Group.
• January, 1973 a dog-and-pony show was presented at CalTech, Chicago, and Harvard advertising the AO.
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The Phase B SWG.
• NASA-O’Dell, Roman, Boggess• ESA-added later, eventually F. Duccio Macchetto.• Princeton-Spitzer, Danielson,John Bahcall.• Wisconsin-Arthur D. Code• Harvard-George Field & Bob Noyes• Virginia-Larry Fredrick• JPL-Brad Smith• CalTech-Gary Neugebauer• UC San Diego-Margaret Burbidge
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1974
• However, we needed an even broader constituency.
• This was done in part by having special sessions at the AAS.
• The pivotal event was the January 30 AIAA meeting.
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AIAA Cover
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AIAA ScienceSpeakers.
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AIAA Participants
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We had $$ problems from the beginning.
• The original $300M price-tag was a bartered price.
• Different configurations were considered.
• Different sizes (1.8-m, 2.4-m, 3.0-m) were considered.
• The 2.4-m configuration was chosen in June, 1975.
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HST CutawayCropped
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NBSAxial SI Replacement
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SM1Axial SI Replacement
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1975-Seeking Funding for Actual Construction (Phase C/D)
• The escalating identified costs caused many in the Congress to balk. Several times the program was considered dead.
• NASA negotiates its budgets internally, then with the White House, and then the Congress approves-modifies-rejects the submitted presidential budget.
• NASA employees must support the submitted budget and DO NOT make end-runs to Capitol Hill.
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Convincing the Congress• Non-NASA scientists COULD go directly to the key
members of the House and Senate.• This was done with wisdom and vigor by Lyman
Spitzer and John Bahcall.• The truth of their arguments won the day, which may
not have been the case without them.• In the early years these efforts kept HST alive as
congress stretched out the Phase B activities.• In the final years, the lobbying efforts resulted in the
HST being included in the FY1978 budget almost in spite of NASA.
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1976-European Participation• The first major joint NASA-ESA venture was the
IUE (launched in 1978).• Negotiations with the ESA started in Phase B as
soon as we started having cost problems.• The areas of participation were finally narrowed
down to the Solar Arrays and a Scientific Instrument (the FOC).
• Although probably financially and scientifically attractive, the primary determinant was the will of the Congress.
• A NASA-ESA agreement was reached in late 1976.
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FY1978-HST is given its New Start (Phase C/D) funding.
• This was anticipated by the selection of the contractors to build the optical system (Perkin-Elmer) and the overall observatory (Lockheed-Martin).
• To the scientists, the greater impact was the selection of science-teams (with associated contractors) to provide the SI’s (scientific instruments).
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The SI’s Selected.• The Wide Field/Planetary Camera; PI, Jim
Westphal of CalTech.• The Faint Object Spectrograph; PI, Richard Harms
of UC San Diego.• The Goddard High Resolution Spectrograph; PI,
Jack Brandt (Sally Heap).• The High Speed Photometer; PI, Bob Bless of the
University of Wisconsin.• The Faint Object Camera; ESA (preselected) PI
Duccio Macchetto & Henk van de Hulst.• Astrometry with the FGS; Leader,BillJeffereys
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The Phase C/D SWG.• NASA-Project Scientist (O’Dell, Brown,
Boggess),and Program Scientist Ed Weiler.• SI Team Leaders (seven in all, John Trauger of
JPL added later).• Telescope Scientists: Dan Schroeder -Beloit
College & Bill Fastie-JHU)• At Large Members: John Caldwell-
Toronto,Malcolm Longair-Edinburgh,Ed Groth-Princeton(Physics), David Lambert-Texas,John Bahcall, and Riccardo Giacconi (added).
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HST SWGPhase C/D
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Where were the Princeton Astronomers?
• Of course JNB was from the IAS, Ed Groth from PU-Physics and Jim Gunn (a WF/PC co-I) were in Phase C/D.
• However, Bob Danielson had died and Spitzer led a team proposing a camera with an obsolete detector.
• Their earlier activity became a hindrance in proposing a modern instrument.
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How was the Science Data to be managed?
• Traditionally astronomer’s data didn’t transport well (mostly photographic).
• NASA’s experience was similar, with the instrument teams exclusively using the results from the spacecraft.
• Clearly, these were NOT the ways to do the HST.
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Data Rights and Distribution
• Very early we established that the GTO’s were to have a rapidly decreasing reward in use of the SI’s.
• This meant that GO’s would be the primary users of the SI’s.
• It was clear that there had to be a central facility(ies) for routine processing and archiving the data.
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How was the Science to be Managed?
• Astronomers were used to the national facilities being run by consortia of universities.
• KPNO+CTIO-AURA, NRAO-AUI.• The idea of the STScI was first advocated by the ad
hoc Ramsey Committee in 1965, before HST was started, but then forgotten.
• Within the HST project, an STScI was first advocated by the Project Scientist in 1972, eventually this idea was embraced by the Phase B SWG.
• A National Academy of Science study in July, 1976 endorsed the concept and NASA reluctantly accepted it.
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1981-The STScI is Established.
• A call for bids to run the STScI was made in December, 1979; this described the type of institute to be built .
• Five formal responses were received.• Semi-finalists were AUI-Princeton and AURA-
JHU. • AURA was selected in January, 1980 and
appointed Arthur Code the acting first director, then succeeded by Riccardo Giacconi.
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Model of the STScI
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Schedule History
Richard Tresch Fienberg 1990, Sky & Tel, April Issue
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1983-The HST is named.
• 1971 Large Space Telescope
• 1975 Space Telescope
• 1983 Hubble Space Telescope
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OTA Development Problems
• The manufacture of a light-weight, highly precise mirror was considered to be an established technology by the project managers.
• As the primary mirror was being tested and finished, the FGS was shown to be inadequate.
• This all occurred as a new Project Manager came on-board, whose mandate was to control the escalating costs.
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One of the FGS
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Spherical Aberration
• This was discovered as the first images were made.
• The cause was a misaligned optical device used to measure the shape of the primary mirror.
• This device made the mirror appear to be flat when it was of the right shape.
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The Direct Mistake
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Contributing Factors
• The primary mirror was not considered the most demanding part of the HST.
• The method of testing had become routine.• Management was concentrating on a
redesign of the FGS, which WAS new.• The resident MSFC QA person had not been
changed.• The report on the anomaly with the alignment
was not forwarded to MSFC.
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SI Development Problems
• Each SI had its own set of problems.
• The FOC was the most complex instrument, but ESA did the most testing and quality assurance.
• The HSP was the simplest SI. Although it grew in cost, it remained simple.
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WF/PC Prelaunch
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Spacecraft Development Problems.
• LMSC had at least its share of problems, however they were usually within areas of their experience and expertise.
• An important interface change was when the Gyros were made the primary source of pointing information, with updating by the FGS, rather than the reverse.
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HST-LMSCHorizontal Move
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JAW Cartoon
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1990 HST is Launched.
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Launch
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HST in Orbit
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Scientific Productivity
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Reading Material• “The Space Telescope” by Robert W.
Smith. Cambridge University Press, 1989(pre-launch) & 1993(post-launch).
• “The Orion Nebula” by C. Robert O’Dell, Harvard University Press, 2003 (Chapter 7).
• “Alice and the Space Telescope” by Malcolm Longair, JHU Press, 1989.
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Don’t you just love a story with a happy ending?
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Alice Book Jacket
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Alice and theCheshire Cat
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Alice’s Prediction
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Proplyds in Orion
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So what has been your involvement since stepping out as PS?
• In 1982 launch was expected in 1985 and the PS didn’t have to be at MSFC.
• I took a professorship at Rice University in September, 1982.
• In 1983 the schedule slipped and MSFC wanted a resident PS. I was unwilling to relocate and stepped out, becoming the Observatory Scientist Team Leader.
• After launch, I served on GSFC’s Telescope Time Steering Group, deciding on non-science uses of the telescope in shaking down the problems.
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Science Activity• As a Civil Servant who helped select the GTO’s I
couldn’t be an early user.• However, in 1984 the Phase C/D science teams
all chipped-in a portion of their time and I was made a GTO.This enabled me to have 3 GTO programs. I shared equally my GTO time with Lyman Spitzer.
• Since then, I’ve been PI or co-I on 19 GO programs.
• I’ve served on four Science Proposal review panels and currently serve on the STUC.
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HST in Orbit
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The years have taken their toll on the key participants.
• Phase-A: Aden Meinel, J. Beverly Oke, Harlan J. Smith, Lyman Spitzer,and Anne B. Underhill
• Phase-B: John N. Bahcall, and Robert Danielson
• William G. Fastie, Hendrik van de Hulst, and James A. Westphal,
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Servicing Missions
• SM1-12/93 COSTAR, WFPC2,Solar Arrays
• SM2-02/97 STIS,NICMOS,FGS
• SM3A-12/99 FGS,Gyros,Computer
• SM3B-03/02 ACS,Solar Arrays,CryoCooler
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My Teachers
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MOWG Cartoon
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O’Dell&Stuhlinger2005
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The Reflective Null Corrector