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Far infrared and submillimeter astronomy with the Gerald P. Kuiper airborne Observatory

R. H. Hildebrand

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As the first steps in building a submillimeter polarimeter, a rail system was built to help install the instrument at the focal plane, and a high-quality spectral filter was developed.

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As the first steps in building a submillimeter polarimeter, a rail system was built to help install the instrument at the focal plane, and a high-quality spectral filter was developed.

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As the first steps in building a submillimeter polarimeter, a rail system was built to help install the instrument at the focal plane, and a high-quality spectral filter was developed.

Key concepts: Astronomy, Observatory, Infrared astronomy, Astrobiology, Physics, Space observatory, Infrared, Remote sensing

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