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In order to reveal planets around another star, a starshade needs to fly 40,000 km away from a telescope, aligned within only 1 meter

By: RAS_WEB
On: June 13, 2019
In: News, RSSfeeds, Universe Today

In order to reveal planets around another star, a starshade needs to fly 40,000 km away from a telescope, aligned within only 1 meter

If NASA sends a Starshade into space, it will need to perform some very accurate formation flying with the space telescopes it is working with

The post In order to reveal planets around another star, a starshade needs to fly 40,000 km away from a telescope, aligned within only 1 meter appeared first on Universe Today.

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