IRAC

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IRAC is a four-channel infrared imaging camera best known for its use on NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope to observe celestial objects in the near- and mid-infrared.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomical instrument
infrared camera
fullName Infrared Array Camera NERFINISHED
hasCapability four-channel infrared imaging
hasChannel Channel 1 NERFINISHED
Channel 2 NERFINISHED
Channel 3 NERFINISHED
Channel 4 NERFINISHED
hasImagingMode broad-band imaging
hasNumberOfChannels 4
hasPrimaryUse infrared imaging of celestial objects
isAssociatedWithAgency NASA NERFINISHED
isBestKnownFor use on NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope
isDesignedFor sensitive infrared observations
isMountedOn Spitzer Space Telescope NERFINISHED
isOnOrbitingPlatform Spitzer Space Telescope NERFINISHED
isOperatedBy NASA NERFINISHED
isPartOfMission Spitzer Space Telescope mission NERFINISHED
isSpaceBased true
isUsedFor astronomical surveys
studies of galaxies
studies of interstellar medium
studies of planetary systems
studies of stars
observes astronomical sources
celestial objects
operatesInBand mid-infrared
near-infrared
usesDetectorType infrared array detector

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