J. Gilbert, D. Chandler, A. Grigoriev, Shanae King, J. Mathew, R. Sharp, A. Vaccarella
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Emu: a near-infrared wide-field photometer for space
‘Emu’ is a compact wide-field photometer destined for a 6-month mission on the exterior of the International Space Station (ISS), commencing in 2021. Emu will undertake a sky survey in the 1.4 μm ‘water band’, as a method of estimating oxygen abundance in the atmospheres of cool stars down to a magnitude of mAB≈13 (H-band).