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2012
Before any imaging can be undertaken the mount must be placed on a solid footing. The strongest, most accurate mount in the world will be no good for astroimaging if it wobbles because it is not securely in contact with the ground. If the mount is supported by a tripod then placing it on something solid is preferable to placing it directly onto grass ...
Stephen Chadwick, Ian Cooper
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Before any imaging can be undertaken the mount must be placed on a solid footing. The strongest, most accurate mount in the world will be no good for astroimaging if it wobbles because it is not securely in contact with the ground. If the mount is supported by a tripod then placing it on something solid is preferable to placing it directly onto grass ...
Stephen Chadwick, Ian Cooper
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Science, 1967
In stellar astronomy, the future of automation techniques lies in their application to the largest telescopes. In such a case, the cost of automation is small compared to that of the telescope project as a whole, and is well repaid in the savings in observing time.
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In stellar astronomy, the future of automation techniques lies in their application to the largest telescopes. In such a case, the cost of automation is small compared to that of the telescope project as a whole, and is well repaid in the savings in observing time.
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The Microscope and the Telescope [PDF]
Journal of Public Health Dentistry, 1983 openaire +2 more sources