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Largest Plane Mirror In The World. The giant magellan telescope is the future of space exploration from earth. Each section is part of the telescope’s primary mirror, named the m1. The mirror is the last of seven needed to capture light for what will be the world’s most powerful optical instrument, the giant magellan. It’s considered to be the world’s largest mirror ever built for an optical telescope at a whopping 39.3 meters in diameter. Caris mirror lab at the university of arizona. Once complete, the m1 will hold 798 individual hexagonal pieces. The salar de uyuni is the world's largest salt flat, and it's considered to be one of the most extreme and remarkable vistas in south america. When it turns on in full force in 2025, at las campanas observatory in chile's atacama desert, the gmt will be the largest optical observatory in the world.

The giant magellan telescope is the future of space exploration from earth. Caris mirror lab at the university of arizona. The salar de uyuni is the world's largest salt flat, and it's considered to be one of the most extreme and remarkable vistas in south america. The mirror is the last of seven needed to capture light for what will be the world’s most powerful optical instrument, the giant magellan. When it turns on in full force in 2025, at las campanas observatory in chile's atacama desert, the gmt will be the largest optical observatory in the world. It’s considered to be the world’s largest mirror ever built for an optical telescope at a whopping 39.3 meters in diameter. Each section is part of the telescope’s primary mirror, named the m1. Once complete, the m1 will hold 798 individual hexagonal pieces.

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Largest Plane Mirror In The World The salar de uyuni is the world's largest salt flat, and it's considered to be one of the most extreme and remarkable vistas in south america. The mirror is the last of seven needed to capture light for what will be the world’s most powerful optical instrument, the giant magellan. When it turns on in full force in 2025, at las campanas observatory in chile's atacama desert, the gmt will be the largest optical observatory in the world. It’s considered to be the world’s largest mirror ever built for an optical telescope at a whopping 39.3 meters in diameter. The salar de uyuni is the world's largest salt flat, and it's considered to be one of the most extreme and remarkable vistas in south america. Each section is part of the telescope’s primary mirror, named the m1. Caris mirror lab at the university of arizona. The giant magellan telescope is the future of space exploration from earth. Once complete, the m1 will hold 798 individual hexagonal pieces.