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What sort of research projects will the telescope be involved in?

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What sort of research projects will the telescope be involved in?

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Suggest one! Here are some that have been mentioned so far by Richard Berry from his paper “Perfect Optics in Orbit” – Synoptic observation of the planets. Whenever the major planets Venus, Mars,Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are well placed for observation, they will be imaged in color at 10-degree intervals in longitude for one full rotation of the planet once each week. This would mean that recent high-resolution images of every major planet would always be available. Over the course of a decade, these observations would become unique valuable records of activity on the planets. – Extended Object Imaging. Color mosaic imagery of extended objects such as M31, M33, M42, etc., would be taken. These images would soon make the ISS-AT web-site a colorful and interesting place, and the images would quickly find their way into textbooks and other web sites around the world. – Survey of the Messier catalog. All of the Messier objects will be imaged in color at high resolution to provid

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