File:Lobster-waffle UPLOAD.webp
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[edit]| Description | The Goddard-provided soft X-ray Wide-Field Imager proposed for a mission called ISS-TAO borrows heavily from nature. The images on the left and center show close-up views of a crustacean’s eyes; the image on the right shows a manmade microchannel plate. Both operate the same way. Both gather light from multiple angles, focusing it into a single image to provide a wide field of view. | |||||
| Date | October 26, 2017 | |||||
| Source | https://www.nasa.gov/missions/station/proposed-nasa-mission-employs-lobster-eye-optics-to-locate-source-of-cosmic-ripples/ | |||||
| Author | Jordan Camp | |||||
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