| An artist's recreation of an electro-magnetic field. Artist: Katherine J. Stephenson. |
| Computer art showing the warping of space-time and the GP-B satellite. Artist: James Overduin and Pancho Eekels. |
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Decorative image used in a recent brochure for HEPL labs. It shows the satellite, prior to launch, against a brilliant earth and stars. Artist: Katherine J. Stephenson. |
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Prototype image used for the last web-page redesign. It was shown to the GP-B management to give a general "feel" for the new site's graphical layout. Artist: Katherine J. Stephenson. |
| A drawing of the GP-B spacecraft in orbit. This was part of an animation created by Adam Jeziak and Aaron Pozzer, under the leadership of Norbert Bartel at York University in
Toronto. The satellite is shown with the Delta II's protective ferrule breaking away. The final stage of the rocket continues to propel the satellite into its designated orbit. The solar panels are still in their launch configuration. Click here to view the actual video. |
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A drawing of the GP-B spacecraft in orbit. This was part of an animation created by Adam Jeziak and Aaron Pozzer, under the leadership of Norbert Bartel at York University in
Toronto. The satellite is shown focusing in on the guide star. Click here to view the actual video. |
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CAD image of the GP-B satellite. Created by: LMMS |
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Cutaway CAD image of the GP-B satellite showing the internal structure of the dewar. Created by: LMMS. |
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CAD image of the Science Instrument Assembly (SIA). Created by: LMMS. |
