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Classical space telescopes have their limit. You can\'t simply build bigger mirrors all the time. Instead, you can build more mirrors and combine them into a telescope array. That\'s the concept behind the Nautilus Array which we discuss with Prof. Daniel Apai from The University of Arizona.
\\n\\n\\U0001f449 The Nautilus Array
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00:00 Intro
\\n01:45 Future Space Telescopes and their Limits
\\n09:11 Nautilus Telescope approach
\\n15:21 Flat Lenses
\\n23:33 Quality VS Quantity
\\n29:52 Capabilities of the Nautilus Telescope
\\n37:00 Earth-size planets around Sun-like stars
\\n39:41 Current state
\\n48:32 When do we see one fly
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