2006•Publications of the Astronomical Society of the PacificRequires access

Multiwavelength Analyses of Faint Infrared Galaxies

Stefano Berta

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The present work follows a chronological outline covering the development of infrared space facilities in recent decades. The Infrared Astronomical Satellite (launched in 1984), Infrared Space Observatory (1995), and Spitzer Space Telescope (2003 August) constitute a logical sequence in the study of galactic infrared properties, with a well‐modulated improvement of observing capabilities.

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Key concepts: Infrared, Spitzer Space Telescope, Space observatory, Physics, Astronomy, Satellite, Infrared astronomy, Observatory