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Re: ATM Learning from te pros




Hi Asaf
I think buliding a binointerferometer is quite a task, personally I think
beyond the capabillity of a single amateur. You have to know the seperation
of your scopes in the order of an wavelenght and it has to remain stable.
Thats why even pros have high difficulties to make optical
interferometers...

Alex

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>
> I thought of a cool way the pro astronomers use. Take
> two telescopes, and seperate them, and do a
> interformeter with supurb seperation! The background
> image will be much dark, and seperation power will e
> much greater!
> ===
> Asaf Shtull-Trauring, Amateur Astronomer