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NASA’s latest eye in space is officially open to work, this week is carried out regular science operations with the main burden of the universe.
After a six-week calibration period, a compassionate song of the universe, Veynization Period and ICES Explorer, a compassionate Shamban-shaped universe, started a two-year mission to build a complete sky map of the universe.
Started in early March After a bit lateThe Space Observatory now takes 3,600 infrared images per day due to the light of spacecraft and the dawn of spacecraft and events of the universe.
Unlike some telescopes that look at a special sky patch, Spherex will observe the entire sky in all six months by filling a broom every six months. Spherex orbits scan about 14 times anywhere, every time you scan a fresh strip of milk and beyond. Spherex points out of light with six detectors that cover 102 infrared color light to make more than 9 million observations in our galaxies in our own galaxies.
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These infrared footage, scientists, aim to answer some mass questions, how the universe has expanded the trillion in the first cases after the big explosion. Spherex will look for weak fingerprints of wild expansion hidden in the positions of galaxies along the sky.
“We will learn what is happening on the smallest scales in the largest moment of the universe, looking at modern universe, Mission Project Manager Jim Fanson release. “I think so there is a poetic arc.”
But this is not all. Using a technique of spheroscopy, like spherex, water and organic molecules, like water and organic molecules, water and organic molecules, such as water and organic molecules, can break the light from a milky clouds to reveal how important it uses.
“The performance of the instrument is as good as we hope.” “This means that we can do all the incredible sciences we planned and maybe unexpected discoveries.”
Spherex will be the first mission to map the sky so much color. During the two-year mission, hundreds of thousands of images, mission, the research will touch each other on four sky maps that can help explain the origin and evolution of the universe.