spectrograph
IPA: spˈɛktrʌgræf
noun
- A machine for recording spectra, producing spectrograms.
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Examples of "spectrograph" in Sentences
- Fibre multi object spectrograph.
- One telescope is equipped with a spectrograph.
- PEPSI is a high resolution spectrograph for the LBT.
- The value of n should match spectrographic notation.
- NASA calls the spectrograph is its primary black-hole hunter.
- This is the first planet discovered by the HARPS spectrograph.
- A vital instrument of observational astronomy is the spectrograph.
- The chemical formula was derived from the spectrographic analysis.
- With Saturday's camera remedy, fixing the spectrograph is a bonus.
- The GHRS was a spectrograph designed to operate in the ultraviolet.
- This instrument consists of a spectrograph combined with a polarimeter.
- The CORALIE spectrograph is an echelle type spectrograph used for astronomy.
- The tip-off was its spectrum, the rainbow of colors that appears when starlight is smeared out in an instrument called a spectrograph.
- A spectrum is created when an instrument called a spectrograph spreads light from an object apart into a rainbow of different wavelengths.
- The astronomers used an instrument on Spitzer, called a spectrograph, to break apart the star's light and look for fingerprints of chemicals, in what is called a spectrum.
- It was among a trove of 50 exoplanets they detected around nearby stars using a spectrograph called the High Accuracy Radial-velocity Planet Searcher HARPS, which is based at the La Silla Observatory in Chile.
- Mayor worked alongside an international team of scientists who made the observation using the low-mass-exoplanet hunting device known as the HARPS spectrograph, which is attached to the 3.6 meter ESO telescope at La Silla, Chile.