FOS

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FOS is a Hubble Space Telescope instrument designed to obtain spectra of very faint astronomical objects across a wide range of wavelengths.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hubble Space Telescope instrument ⓘ
faint object spectrograph ⓘ
abbreviationOf Faint Object Spectrograph ⓘ
coversWavelengthRange near-infrared ⓘ
ultraviolet ⓘ
visible ⓘ
designedFor obtaining spectra of very faint astronomical objects ⓘ
spectroscopy of faint objects ⓘ
fieldOfStudy astronomy ⓘ
astrophysics ⓘ
fullName Faint Object Spectrograph ⓘ
hasCapability low-resolution spectroscopy ⓘ
medium-resolution spectroscopy ⓘ
hasDataArchivedAt Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes ⓘ
hasDetectorType digicon detectors ⓘ
hasFeature broad wavelength coverage ⓘ
multiple apertures ⓘ
multiple gratings ⓘ
hasMode polarimetric mode ⓘ
spectroscopic mode ⓘ
hasScienceGoal measurement of redshifts of faint objects ⓘ
study of chemical abundances in astronomical objects ⓘ
study of faint distant galaxies ⓘ
study of physical conditions in astrophysical plasmas ⓘ
isPartOf Hubble Space Telescope science payload ⓘ
locatedAt Hubble Space Telescope axial instrument bay ⓘ
observatory low Earth orbit via Hubble Space Telescope ⓘ
observes astronomical objects ⓘ
very faint astronomical objects ⓘ
operatedBy NASA ⓘ
Space Telescope Science Institute ⓘ
operatedOn Hubble Space Telescope ⓘ
optimizedFor faint-object sensitivity ⓘ
replacedBy Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph ⓘ
status decommissioned ⓘ
usedFor active galactic nucleus spectroscopy ⓘ
extragalactic astronomy ⓘ
interstellar medium studies ⓘ
quasar spectroscopy ⓘ
stellar spectroscopy ⓘ
usedIn Hubble Space Telescope early science programs ⓘ
uses gratings for dispersion of light ⓘ
wasInstalledDuring Hubble Space Telescope deployment in 1990 ⓘ
wasInstalledOn Hubble Space Telescope at launch ⓘ
wasRemovedDuring Second Hubble Servicing Mission (STS-82) ⓘ
wasServicedDuring First Hubble Servicing Mission (STS-61) ⓘ

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