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> "because the sun adds so much noise it's completely lost." Do you mean that it would be conceptually possible to image planets or even deep-sky objects durin
by JPLeRouzic 1y ago
> "because the sun adds so much noise it's completely lost."
Do you mean that it would be conceptually possible to image planets or even deep-sky objects during the day with incredibly efficient denoising software? (I am a noob in astronomy)
- labcomputer 1y agoI would be, yes. As early as the 1950’s, several avionics companies made daylight-capable star trackers (for jam-resistant long-distance airplane navigation) using chopper techniques. Those trackers were mostly mechanical, except for electronics to demodulate the star signal from the single pixel sensor.