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IUCAA, Post Bag 4
Ganeshkhind,
Savitribai Phule Pune University Campus
Pune 411 007, India

Please send your queries to astrosathelp@iucaa.in

Recent updates

New!!

7.11.19 A09 Update
Proposers can request monitoring observations with a minimum interval of 3 days between two consecutive observations.

15.10.19 Cycle A09 Announcement of Opportunity proposal submission opened.

A new version of UVIT pipeline is available UVIT level2 pipeline software (UL2P V6.3)

26.04.19 Cycle A08 Legacy proposal submission closed.

A new version of SXT Response file is available

A new version of SXT pipeline (AS1SXTLevel2-1.4b.tar.gz) is updated, 7th Jan 2019

ISRO has invited research proposals towards utilization of AstroSat archival data for limited financial support.more info..

LAXPC Individual routines software has now been updated to include more features like faint source background estimation, xspec readable rms and lag files, and more. The routines have been made more robust and output more compatible for further analysis (May 19th version) (21 May 2018)

A new tool UVIT 9-Point Coordinate Generator is available.
14th March 2018

CZTI pipeline release version V2.1,
CZTI CALDB release version V1.1
8th March 2018

NUV operations restored
On 20 Jan 2018 The UVIT NUV channel reported a BOD (Bright Object Detect) event and entered Standby mode from which it did not recover via normal means. After a concerted effort by the payload and mission teams the NUV channel has been revived and resumed normal operations since 24 February 2018.

AstroSat Measures Polarization of the Crab Pulsar

ASTROSAT SSM Data release

AstroSat contributes to the saga of Gravitational Wave Astronomy

LAXPC Individual routines software has now been updated to include more features like Dynamic power spectra and flux resolved spectroscopy (Sept 1 Version).
The routines have been made more robust and output more compatible for further analysis.

Press release: Astrosat, Chandra and Hubble Space Telescope simultaneously detect a coronal explosion on the nearest planet-hosting star

Press Release: India's AstroSat catches astronomical imposter

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