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LSST  THIS IS A LARGEST BIGGEST CAMERA OF THE WORLD

 The LSST (Large Synoptic Survey Telescope) camera is a state-of-the-art digital camera that will be used to capture high-quality images of the night sky. It is designed to be the most powerful survey instrument of its kind, capable of mapping the entire visible sky every few nights, and is a key component of the LSST project.

1. it is capacity - 3200 megapixels
2. it is capacity comperition to i phone 14 pro - 260 camera equal
3. it is capability is such that the particles of the moon is air can be seen from the earth.
4. it will be project final may 2023
5. it for manufacturing company - SLAC [national accelerator laboratory in america]
6. testing place - cerro pachon [ in chili]
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9. cerro pachon is mountain of the chili country.
10. this place best place to observe space .
11. are also place her - GERMINI SOUTH - southear astrophysical research telescope.
12. it is includes - 189 sensors

HOW COST THIS CAMERA TELESCOPE

the estimated total cost of the LSST project is around $1.4 billion USD, which includes the cost of the telescope, camera, and other supporting infrastructure. The cost of just the camera is estimated to be around $168 million USD.

SOME POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF THE LSST CAMERA TELESCOPE

• The LSST camera will be able to scan the entire visible sky every few nights, providing an unprecedented view of the universe.
• The telescope's ability to detect faint objects will allow scientists to study the earliest galaxies in the universe and learn about the conditions in the early universe.
• The LSST will be able to detect near-Earth asteroids, which could help in efforts to prevent asteroid impacts.
• The telescope will be able to detect and track supernovae, which can provide insight into the expansion rate of the universe.
• The LSST will be able to study the distribution of dark matter and dark energy, which make up the vast majority of the universe but are still poorly understood.
• The telescope's data will be open to the public, allowing anyone with an internet connection to explore the universe and make new discoveries.
• The LSST will be able to study the Milky Way galaxy in great detail, helping astronomers to understand its structure and evolution.
• The telescope will be able to detect and study exoplanets, including potentially habitable worlds.
• The LSST will help scientists to identify and study gravitational waves, which were first detected in 2015 and provide a new way to study the universe.
• The telescope will be a powerful tool for education, inspiring the next generation of astronomers and scientist