SCUBA

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SCUBA is a submillimetre-wavelength astronomical camera used on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope to observe cold dust and gas in the universe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical instrument
submillimetre camera
abbreviationOf Submillimetre Common-User Bolometer Array NERFINISHED
detectorType bolometer array
enables high-sensitivity continuum mapping
submillimetre sky surveys
fieldOfUse extragalactic astronomy
galactic astronomy
observational cosmology
submillimetre astronomy
fullName Submillimetre Common-User Bolometer Array NERFINISHED
hostTelescope James Clerk Maxwell Telescope NERFINISHED
hostTelescopeLocation Hawaii NERFINISHED
Mauna Kea NERFINISHED
locatedAt James Clerk Maxwell Telescope NERFINISHED
observes cold dust
cold gas
interstellar medium
submillimetre continuum emission
operatingBand 450 micrometres
850 micrometres
scientificUse cosmological surveys
mapping cold dust in galaxies
study of distant galaxies
study of molecular clouds
study of protostellar cores
study of star formation
successor SCUBA-2 NERFINISHED
telescopeType single-dish telescope instrument
usedOn James Clerk Maxwell Telescope NERFINISHED
wavelengthRange submillimetre

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