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Technological advances are now making it possible to link visible-light telescopes so that they can achieve the same angular resolution as a single telescope over 300 meters in size.
What is the angular resolution (diffraction limit) of such a system of telescopes for observations at a wavelength of 500 nanometers?
I was wondering if anyone has an idea on what the angular resolution formula is, I know there is one but I can't recall it..and when it says 500 nm it's 5.00*10^-9 m right? Been a while since I've dealt with waves.
What is the angular resolution (diffraction limit) of such a system of telescopes for observations at a wavelength of 500 nanometers?
I was wondering if anyone has an idea on what the angular resolution formula is, I know there is one but I can't recall it..and when it says 500 nm it's 5.00*10^-9 m right? Been a while since I've dealt with waves.