The water provides a cooling effect on the atmosphere surrounding the building and helps eliminate ground heat radiation waves that normally would cause optical aberrations.
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The parasol is necessary because the Webb telescope will be looking not for visible light, but for infrared signals _ in other words, heat radiation.
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Aluminum paint is not a good choice because the reflective surface of the paint can reduce the heat radiation by as much as 20 percent.
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And, unlike Hubble, it will be cooled so that its own warmth doesn't overpower the heat radiation it picks up from distant stars and galaxies.
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Mundane causes include conventional effects that were overlooked or mis-modeled in the initial analysis, such as measurement error, thrust from gas leakage, or uneven heat radiation.
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A similar architecture has been deduced for the disks detected by the Spitzer telescope, which is designed to see long-wavelength infrared, or heat radiation, invisible to the eye.
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The base of the ribbon is shielded from heat radiation from the fused glass so that it continues to hold the shape imparted to it by the Debiteuse.
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A : I'm not quite sure what type of wallcovering you are referring to, but it sounds as though this material would probably reduce heat radiation from the ceiling.
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While it has not been verified if fingers can be sensitive enough to detect heat radiation from different inks in paper, it is theorized that blind people could plausibly do it.
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In a series of papers from 1881 to 1886, Langley reported measurements of the spectrum of heat radiation, using diffraction gratings and prisms, and the most sensitive detectors that he could make.
