The HEROES Balloon- borne Hard X-ray Telescope Colleen A. Wilson-Hodge, J. Gaskin, S. Christe, A. Shih, K. Kilaru, D.A. Swartz, A. F. Tennant, B. Ramsey.

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The HEROES Balloon- borne Hard X-ray Telescope Colleen A. Wilson-Hodge, J. Gaskin, S. Christe, A. Shih, K. Kilaru, D.A. Swartz, A. F. Tennant, B. Ramsey

Azimuth Drive Elevation Drive Optics Detectors Star Camera Optical Bench Solar Aspect System Star Camera Shutter Optics Module (x8) Solar Aspect System Detectors HEROES - Astrophysics Meets Solar

Grazing Incidence Optics HEROES hard X-ray optics are full-shell electroformed- nickel-replicated (ENR) mirrors coated with iridium to enhance high-energy reflectivity. They are conical approximations to Wolter Type 1 geometry, with a monolithic shell structure containing both “parabolic” and “hyperbolic” segments. * Developed in-house at MSFC

HEROES Optics 5 Mirror shells per module 14 (5 mod), 13 (3 mod) Inner, outer shell diameters 50, 94 mm Total shell length 610 mm Focal length 6 m Coating Sputtered iridium, ~ 20 nm thick Number of mirror modules 8 Effective area ~ 85 cm 2 at 40 keV, ~ 40 cm 2 at 60 keV Angular resolution (module)~30 arcsec HPD Field of View 9 arcmin at 40 keV 5 arcmin at 60 keV

HEROES Detectors Imaging Gas Scintillation Proportional Counters Total Sensitive AreaApproximately 20 cm 2 Fill Gas56 mm of Xenon + Helium (96/4) at 10 6 Pa Entrance Window3.2 mm Be Light Emitting Region4 mm deep Exit Window7 mm Sprasil PhototubeHammamatsu 4268, position sensitive, quartz window Quantum 40 keV 60 keV Energy Resolution 30 keV 60 keV Position Resolution (FWHM) 420 um (15-25 keV) 330 um (25-35 keV) 400 um (35-35 keV)

7 Float HEROES transitions to view Crab Nebula Post-flight Analysis HEROES transitions to view Crab Nebula 3 hours 7 hours 8 hours 1 hour Launch 5:00 AM HEROES transitions to view Sun 1.5 hours Recovery KEY HEROES Balloon Astro/Crab Nebula HEROES transitions to view Astro targets 3 hours HEROES is released 2 hours Sun Crab Not Visible Power Down Detectors HEROES Observations HEROES AMS Check-Out 1.5 hours

HEROES Astrophysics Analysis - Crab The Crab Nebula was observed for 3 hours It was detected about 4’ off-axis Spectrum is consistent with expected values Star camera misalignment with rising elevation found in post-flight testing Crab MSFC & GSFC

SuperHERO – LDB Payload (See Poster) LDB flights can last more than three weeks, offering improved sensitivity over the HEROES payload. However, a complete redesign of the payload is necessary. Mass Minimization Power (Solar Panels) Thermal Analyses Flight Profiles

New detectors Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) CdTe Many Pixel Detectors ¥ Harrison, F., et al. [2013] ApJ, 770, 103 These detectors allow for improved spatial resolution, response and background rejection when coupled with active shielding. RAL’s detectors will provide a complete telescope suitable for Explorer mission opportunities. Cooling schemes have been explored for optimal performance (and also to minimize power) DetectorsHEXITEC (CdTe)NuSTAR (CdZnTe) Spatial Resolution250 µm600 µm Energy Resolution keV keV Size (2x2 detector array)~4 x 4 cm~3.84 x 3.84 cm Pixels160 x x 64 Max. Count Rate~2.5M counts s -1 cm -2 ~3000 counts s -1 cm -2