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$Science of photography / Physical optics / Airy disk / Pinhole camera / Camera lens / Optical aberration / Angular resolution / Point spread function / Diffraction / Optics / Geometrical optics / Telescopes$	1 Basic Imaging Starlight falls on every square meter of Earth. Yet it must fall on a telescope, the telescope must focus the light into an image, and a detector must respond to the image before an astronomer can use st Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-03-13 09:51:18 Open Document File Size: 1,53 MB Share Result on Facebook Facility However complex / / IndustryTerm astronomical imaging / Ultra-high energy gamma-ray photons / terrestrial imaging / optical systems / energy falling / neural network / breakdown products / lower energy / electromagnetic energy / chemical rhodopsin / incident energy / imaging / image-forming device / image processing / on-board image processing system / energy / into designing optical systems / / NaturalFeature Basic Imaging Starlight falls / / Person Richard Berry / James Burnell / / Position astronomer / / Product Tivoli iPAL Radio / / Technology radiation / X-ray / neural network / image processing / flash / image processing system / CCD chip / / SocialTag Science of photography Physical optics Airy disk Pinhole camera Camera lens Optical aberration Angular resolution Point spread function Diffraction Optics

1 Basic Imaging Starlight falls on every square meter of Earth. Yet it must fall on a telescope, the telescope must focus the light into an image, and a detector must respond to the image before an astronomer can use stAdd to Reading List