NICMOS

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NICMOS is a Hubble Space Telescope instrument designed to capture high-resolution images and spectra in the near-infrared range, enabling studies of distant galaxies, star formation, and planetary systems.

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NICMOS detector arrays 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hubble Space Telescope instrument
near-infrared camera
near-infrared spectrograph
acronymFor Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer NERFINISHED
camera NIC1 NERFINISHED
NIC2 NERFINISHED
NIC3 NERFINISHED
cameraFieldOfView NIC1 small field of view
NIC2 medium field of view
NIC3 large field of view
developedBy Ball Aerospace NERFINISHED
NASA NERFINISHED
University of Arizona NERFINISHED
enablesStudyOf active galactic nuclei
brown dwarfs
distant galaxies
extragalactic star clusters
high-redshift galaxies
planetary systems
protoplanetary disks
star formation
hasCapability coronagraphy
imaging polarimetry
multi-object spectroscopy
slit spectroscopy
hasDetectorMaterial HgCdTe
hasDetectorType infrared array detector
hasNumberOfCameras 3
launchedOn Space Shuttle Discovery NERFINISHED
launchedWith HST Servicing Mission 2 NERFINISHED
missionRole extend Hubble observations into near-infrared
mountedIn HST axial instrument bay
observes near-infrared radiation
operatedOn Hubble Space Telescope NERFINISHED
primaryFunction high-resolution imaging
spectroscopy
scienceGoal characterize stellar populations
probe dust-obscured regions
search for exoplanets via coronagraphy
study early universe structure
usedFor deep field surveys
galaxy morphology studies in infrared
gravitational lensing studies
infrared photometry
infrared spectroscopy
star-forming region imaging
wavelengthRange 0.8–2.5 micrometers

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