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In a tense but well-orchestrated maneuver, the primary mirror for the SOuthern Astrophysical Research (SOAR) telescope is carefully installed on its active support system for the first time.
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English: In a tense but well-orchestrated maneuver, the primary mirror for the SOuthern Astrophysical Research (SOAR) telescope is carefully installed on its active support system for the first time. In this picture it is possible to appreciate the thinness (10 centimeters) of the 4.3-meter diameter ULE glass face sheet. The 120 electromechanical actuators attached to the reaction structure maintain the correct surface figure as the telescope points around the sky. |
Date | 30 June 2020, 21:53:00 (upload date) |
Source | SOAR primary mirror active support system |
Author | NOIRLab/NSF/AURA |
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Image title | nl75 ctio In a tense but well-orchestrated maneuver, the SOAR primary mirror is carefully installed on its active support system for the first time. Here it is possible to appreciate the thinness (10 centimeters) of the 4.3-meter diameter ULE glass face sheet. The 120 electromechanical actuators attached to the reaction structure maintain the correct surface figure as the telescope points around the sky. This file contains 2 layers, color and one in black and white. If you want black and white just turn that PhotoShop layer layer on. |
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JPEG file comment | nl75 ctio In a tense but well-orchestrated maneuver, the SOAR primary mirror is carefully installed on its active support system for the first time. Here it is possible to appreciate the thinness (10 centimeters) of the 4.3-meter diameter ULE glass face sheet. The 120 electromechanical actuators attached to the reaction structure maintain the correct surface figure as the telescope points around the sky. |
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