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Questions about infrared astronomy, both observations (in the broadest sense) and instruments. The infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum has a longer wavelength than visible light, but shorter than sub-mm or radio waves.
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Why would the Chang'e-4 lander find lunar far side temp. "colder than scientists expected", ...
regolith on which it took those lunar dawn readings (in which case it can't be said to be representative of a generalizable difference from near-side regolith), how would that not be known already, from the Infrared …
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