‘How We Sharpened the James Webb Telescope’s Vision From a Million Kilometers Away’
The James Webb Space Telescope gets its highest resolution with the aperture masking interferometer (or AMI), “a tiny piece of precisely machined metal that slots into one of the telescope’s cameras,” according to a new article by Benjamin Pope, an associated math professor at Macquarie University.
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