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Space-Based Far-Infrared Imaging Interferometry: Science Opportunities and Mission Concepts

David Leisawitz

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How do planetary systems form? How do some planets acquire the ingredients needed to support life? Far-IR imaging interferometers are essential to answer these and other compelling questions that shape NASA’s science program.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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