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Other great answers, but if those things weren’t an issue I think also you’d need one sensor for each mirror, and the sensor is bigger and heavier and more comp
by simonh 5y ago
Other great answers, but if those things weren’t an issue I think also you’d need one sensor for each mirror, and the sensor is bigger and heavier and more complex than a single mirror. Or you could just watch the same mirror for X times longer where X is the number of mirrors, but then you’d get 1/X as many observations.