Re: A 100m wide mirror

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Raoul — 12/8/2002 9:47:39 AM (archived)

Of course, mountains are formed through tectonic plates movements. Any little vibration and it becomes useless data.
But it would indeed be great to be able to combine telescopes through the world for optical interferometry !!!!! ((it's already the case for radio-interferometry).
Maybe in our lifetime...

Raoul

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A 100m wide mirror - Raoul - 12/7/2002 12:56:18 PM
- Useless for impactor detection - E.P. Grondine - 12/8/2002 7:18:19 PM
  - Kook Alert (n/t) - Kook Alert - 12/9/2002 5:22:12 PM
  - Re: Useless for impactor detection - Robert Clark - 12/9/2002 2:11:53 PM
    - Re: Useless for impactor detection - E.P. Grondine - 12/9/2002 11:11:46 AM
  - Get a life.... - R.L. - 12/8/2002 10:46:07 AM
    - Already have one, thank you - E.P. Grondine - 12/9/2002 11:07:46 AM
- Re: A 100m wide mirror -- some people need that . . . - D. Spires - 12/7/2002 7:29:19 PM
- Re: A 100m wide mirror - RobVG - 12/7/2002 7:18:44 PM
  - Keck - R.L. - 12/8/2002 10:43:56 AM
- Re: A 100m wide mirror - philw - 12/7/2002 3:15:20 PM
  - linking scopes - R.L. - 12/8/2002 12:12:25 PM
  - Re: A 100m wide mirror - Raoul - 12/8/2002 9:47:39 AM

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