Hubble Space Telescope Orbital Systems Test Platform (HOST)

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The Hubble Space Telescope Orbital Systems Test Platform (HOST) was an experimental payload used to test and validate new instruments and technologies for the Hubble Space Telescope in orbit.

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instanceOf Hubble Space Telescope support mission element
spacecraft payload
technology demonstration payload
associatedWith Hubble Space Telescope NERFINISHED
NASA NERFINISHED
dataUse inform design and integration of Hubble Space Telescope instruments
validate technologies for future Hubble Space Telescope operations
deploymentContext flown as an experimental payload on an orbital mission
domain space technology demonstration
space-based astronomical instrumentation
fullName Hubble Space Telescope Orbital Systems Test Platform NERFINISHED
function carry experimental Hubble-related instruments into orbit
provide an orbital testbed for Hubble Space Telescope systems
goal reduce technical uncertainty for Hubble Space Telescope upgrades
validate performance of new Hubble Space Telescope components before operational use
hasAcronym HOST NERFINISHED
operatingEnvironment Earth orbit
primaryPurpose test and validate new instruments for the Hubble Space Telescope in orbit
test and validate new technologies for the Hubble Space Telescope in orbit
supports Hubble Space Telescope servicing and upgrade activities
technologyTypeTested instruments for space-based astronomy
spacecraft subsystems relevant to Hubble Space Telescope
testedInOrbit yes
usedFor on-orbit verification of Hubble Space Telescope hardware
on-orbit verification of Hubble Space Telescope technologies
risk reduction for future Hubble Space Telescope servicing missions

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STS-95 payload Hubble Space Telescope Orbital Systems Test Platform (HOST)