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  • STS-67; ASTRO-2
    ultraviolet telescope

    The fourth telescope, the Deep Survey/Spectrometer Telescope, was directed in an anti-Sun direction. It conducted a photometric deep-sky survey in the ecliptic plane for part of the mission and then collected spectroscopic observations in the final phase of the mission.

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    The fourth telescope, the Deep Survey/Spectrometer Telescope, was directed in an anti-Sun direction. It conducted a photometric deep-sky survey in the ecliptic plane for part of the mission and then collected spectroscopic observations in the final phase of the mission.

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