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- Home | Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab
At the University of Arizona's Richard F Caris Mirror Laboratory, our scientists, engineers and technicians have developed innovations in constructing large lightweight mirrors with unprecedented surface accuracy
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Your tour of the Richard F Caris Mirror Lab will take you through a large-scale scientific research and development facility A portion of the tour involves walking, as well as climbing and descending stairs
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At The University of Arizona's Richard F Caris Mirror Laboratory, a team of scientists and engineers are making giant, lightweight mirrors of unprecedented power for a new generation of optical telescopes
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The Richard F Caris Mirror Lab is located on the east side of the UA Football Stadium Please look for Gate 4 of the football stadium and follow the sidewalk south to the lab entrance There will be two blue benches in front of the entrance
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Why are the mirrors figured as paraboloids? Mirrors for large reflecting telescopes are polished to precise paraboloidal (figure of revolution like a parabola) or nearly paraboloidal shapes This shape can perfectly focus starlight from far away into an image just above the mirror
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Today, Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized tribes, with Tucson being home to the O’odham and the Yaqui The University strives to build sustainable relationships with sovereign Native Nations and Indigenous communities through education offerings, partnerships, and community service
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A behind-the-scenes tour of the University of Arizona’s Richard F Caris Mirror Laboratory which leads the world in making giant, lightweight mirrors of unprecedented power for a new generation of optical telescopes
- Giant Magellan Telescope Begins Primary Mirror Support System Testing
TUCSON, AZ — October 15, 2024 — The Giant Magellan Telescope today announced the successful installation of one of its completed 8 4-meter-diameter primary mirrors into a support system prototype at the University of Arizona’s Richard F Caris Mirror Lab Read more
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