MOIRCS

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MOIRCS is a wide-field near-infrared camera and spectrograph used for deep astronomical imaging and spectroscopy on the Subaru Telescope.

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instanceOf astronomical instrument
near-infrared camera
spectrograph
acronymFor Multi-Object Infrared Camera and Spectrograph
associatedWith National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
linked to: NAOJ

Subaru Observatory
band H band
J band
K band
capability multi-object spectroscopy
near-infrared imaging
near-infrared spectroscopy
wide-field imaging
country Japan
dataProduct near-infrared images
near-infrared spectra
fieldOfView wide-field
fullName Multi-Object Infrared Camera and Spectrograph
hasMode imaging mode
multi-object spectroscopic mode
spectroscopic mode
hostTelescopeType optical-infrared telescope
installedOn Subaru Telescope
locatedAt Subaru Telescope
mountedOn Cassegrain focus of Subaru Telescope
linked to: Cassegrain focus
observatory Subaru Telescope
observatoryLocation Mauna Kea, Hawaii
linked to: Mauna Kea
operatedBy National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
linked to: NAOJ
primaryUse astronomical spectroscopy
deep astronomical imaging
purpose study faint astronomical objects
study formation and evolution of galaxies
study high-redshift universe
study star-forming regions
scientificDomain astronomy
astrophysics
telescopeAperture 8.2 m
telescopeType 8.2-meter Subaru Telescope
linked to: Subaru Telescope
typeOfSpectrograph multi-object spectrograph
near-infrared spectrograph
usedBy astronomers worldwide
usedFor deep field surveys
extragalactic astronomy
high-redshift galaxy observations
spectroscopic follow-up of imaging surveys
stellar population studies
wavelengthRange near-infrared

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