MIPS

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MIPS is an infrared imaging and photometry instrument that operated aboard the Spitzer Space Telescope, used to study celestial objects at multiple mid- to far-infrared wavelengths.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf infrared imaging instrument
photometry instrument
space telescope instrument
acronymFor Multiband Imaging Photometer for Spitzer NERFINISHED
band 160 micrometer band
24 micrometer band
70 micrometer band
capability infrared imaging
infrared photometry
multiband observations
dataProduct infrared images
infrared sky maps
photometric measurements
fullName Multiband Imaging Photometer for Spitzer NERFINISHED
hostMission Spitzer Space Telescope mission NERFINISHED
hostMissionPhase cryogenic mission phase of Spitzer Space Telescope
hostTelescopeOrbit Earth-trailing heliocentric orbit
hostTelescopeType cryogenic space telescope
location space
observatory Spitzer Space Telescope NERFINISHED
observes debris disks around stars
galaxies
interstellar dust clouds
planetary systems
star-forming regions
stars
operatedOn Spitzer Space Telescope NERFINISHED
operationalStatus decommissioned
scienceGoal study of celestial objects in the infrared
study of debris disks
study of galaxies in the infrared
study of interstellar dust
study of star formation
spaceAgency NASA
spectralBandCenter 160 micrometers
24 micrometers
70 micrometers
telescopeType space-based infrared telescope instrument
usedFor characterizing circumstellar disks
detecting cool objects not visible in optical light
mapping extended infrared emission
measuring thermal emission from dust
studying the interstellar medium
surveying nearby galaxies
wavelengthRange far-infrared
mid-infrared

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