MOST

     Microvariability  &  Oscillations of  Stars Microvariabilité et  Oscillations STellaire

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Canada’s first

space telescope

Peering into the hidden hearts of stars

Finding and exploring exoplanets

Reading stellar life stories

30. MOST celebrates its tenth birthday in orbit

29. MOST reveals a warm, volatile-rich superEarth

28. MOST unveils a superexotic superEarth

27. The sky's not the limit for Canadians

26. August 2007 - May 2008

25. MOST Team wins Alouette Award

24. The Summer of MOST: 2007

23. February - May 2007: 4 months of new discoveries, by MOST and CoRoT

22. January 2007: More exciting MOST results

21. 29 September 2006: 250th anniversary of the University of Vienna

20. July - October: More MOST publications

19. 30 June 2006: MOST telescope's 3rd anniversary!

18. March - June 2006: More data and publications released to the public

17. Search for Earth-sized planets around another star

16. delta Ceti: The first scientific observations made by MOST are released

15. First scientific results from the MOST Startracker field

14. June - November 2005: Novel milestones for MOST

13. New modes of operation. New data shared with the world

12. May 2005: MOST results announced at CASCA 2005 Conference

11. More surprises from the world's smallest space telescope

10. January 2004 - April 2005: First MOST data released

9. Highlights of MOST Science operations in its first year

8. July 2003 - January 2004: Flexing MOST’s muscles

7. Milestones of MOST's commissioning phase

6. January - June 2003: Final steps to space

5. Final testing and launch of Canada's first space telescope.

4. 2001 - 2002: Bringing it all together

3. Assembly of the MOST space telescope and the evolution of its mission

2. 1996 - 2000: A star watcher is born

1. Proposal and development of the MOST mission concepts

MOST NEWS TIMELINE  in reverse chronological order

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