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OTOH it's much harder to do interferometry when you aren't able to sit on the ground and be stable: your refrigeration units can't be located somewhere far away
by Rebelgecko 5y ago
OTOH it's much harder to do interferometry when you aren't able to sit on the ground and be stable: your refrigeration units can't be located somewhere far away to reduce vibration, and you can't stationkeep with nanometer accuracy (which may or may not matter depending on your frequency- in the past space based interferometry has usually only been practical for very long wavelengths)