MMIRS

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MMIRS is a near-infrared spectrograph and imager used on large telescopes for astronomical observations in the infrared spectrum.

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instanceOf astronomical imager
near-infrared spectrograph
abbreviationOf MMT and Magellan Infrared Spectrograph NERFINISHED
associatedWithInstitution Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics NERFINISHED
University of Arizona NERFINISHED
dataProduct near-infrared images
near-infrared spectra
environment Cassegrain focus of large telescopes
fullName MMT and Magellan Infrared Spectrograph NERFINISHED
hasCapability multi-object spectroscopy
wide-field imaging
hasInstrumentType imager
multi-object spectrograph
installedOn ground-based telescope
locatedAt Las Campanas Observatory NERFINISHED
MMT Observatory NERFINISHED
mountedOn MMT telescope NERFINISHED
Magellan telescopes NERFINISHED
observatoryCountry Chile NERFINISHED
observes active galactic nuclei
distant galaxies
nebulae
star clusters
stars
operatesInWavelengthRange near-infrared
scienceApplication chemical abundance studies
interstellar medium studies
kinematics of galaxies
redshift measurements of galaxies
stellar spectroscopy
scienceGoals study of active galactic nuclei
study of exoplanet host stars
study of high-redshift galaxies
study of star-forming regions
study of stellar populations
spectralRegion H band
J band
K band
supportsMode imaging mode
spectroscopic mode
telescopeType large optical-infrared telescope
usedFor astronomical observations in the near-infrared
near-infrared imaging
near-infrared spectroscopy
usedInField infrared astronomy
observational astronomy
usesDetectorType infrared array detector

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MMIRS (Magellan/MMT Infrared Spectrograph) abbreviation MMIRS
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