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DescriptionJWST-instrument-ranges.jpg	Italiano: Frequenza operativa degli strumenti del JWST. La MIRI ha copre un ampiezza totale dai 4,9 a 28,8 μm, con la fotocamera che opera nell'intervallo dai 5,6 a 25,5 μm. Si noti gli oggetti celesti oggetto di studio sulle diverse frequenze.
Date	17 April 2017
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