SMA

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SMA is a radio interferometer observatory located on Maunakea in Hawaii that operates at submillimeter wavelengths to study astronomical objects such as star-forming regions, galaxies, and black holes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical observatory
radio interferometer observatory
abbreviation SMA NERFINISHED
contributedTo Event Horizon Telescope observations
countryOfOperation United States of America
surface form: United States
hasAntennaDiameter 6 meters
hasAntennaType Cassegrain antenna
hasCapability high angular resolution imaging
spectroscopy at submillimeter wavelengths
sub-arcsecond resolution
hasConfiguration multiple baseline configurations
hasControlSystem central correlator
hasMountType alt-azimuth mount
hasNumberOfAntennas 8
hasObservationType continuum observations
polarization observations
spectral line observations
hasPrimaryScienceGoal high-resolution imaging of submillimeter sources
study of the cold universe
hasScienceFocus circumstellar envelopes
cosmology
galaxy evolution
interstellar medium
solar system bodies
isPartOf Maunakea Observatories NERFINISHED
locatedAtAltitude approximately 4100 meters
locatedIn Hawaii NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedNear summit of Maunakea
locatedOn Maunakea NERFINISHED
operatedAt submillimeter wavelengths
operatedBy Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics NERFINISHED
Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian NERFINISHED
spectralRange approximately 180–700 GHz
studies black holes
galaxies
star-forming regions
usedFor study of active galactic nuclei
study of high-redshift galaxies
study of molecular clouds
study of nearby galaxies
study of protoplanetary disks
study of star formation
usedIn imaging of the black hole in M87*
imaging of the black hole in Sagittarius A*
usesTechnique radio interferometry
wavelengthRange submillimeter

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