IMACS

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IMACS is a wide-field imaging and multi-object spectrograph used on large optical telescopes for detailed astronomical observations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical instrument
multi-object spectrograph
wide-field imager
acronymFor Inamori Magellan Areal Camera and Spectrograph
fieldOfView wide-field
fullName Inamori Magellan Areal Camera and Spectrograph
hasCapability multi-object spectroscopy
multi-slit spectroscopy
wide-field optical imaging
hasMode imaging mode
spectroscopic mode
installedOn Baade Telescope
surface form: Magellan Baade Telescope
locatedAt Baade Telescope
surface form: Magellan Baade Telescope
mountedOn Baade Telescope
surface form: Nasmyth focus of Magellan Baade Telescope
observatory Las Campanas Observatory
observatoryOperator Carnegie Institution of Washington
surface form: Carnegie Institution for Science
primaryUse astronomical imaging
multi-object spectroscopy
scienceApplications cluster of galaxies studies
galaxy evolution studies
large redshift surveys
stellar population studies
supernova searches
telescopeAperture 6.5-meter class
telescopeType optical telescope
usedFor deep extragalactic surveys
follow-up of photometric surveys
imaging of faint astronomical sources
spectroscopic redshift measurements
wavelengthRange optical

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