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LISA 3D Video Animation
This movie shows the design and operating mode of LISA. You will see the launch of three spacecraft with a Delta rocket, separation, orbit deployment, initiation of the laser beams as well as some detailed views inside the LISA satellites.
Just an animation. No narration or quality information about how it will operate, its purpose and mission goals etc.
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Added: Dec 29 2007 In: entertainment,education
By: tkdrspm11 
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Nice post!
Posted Dec-29-2007 by "Yogsoggoth" (R)
This is the lightshow system for the next Iron Maiden tour.
Posted Dec-29-2007 by "bambler" (R)
triple radio telescope, so that it can take 3-d pics in XRAY, ULTRAVIOLET, INFRARED, & etc... idea that should have been expounded on a long time ago...
At 5 million km from eachother that should allow us to peek around the corners of far off planets and stars.
Posted Dec-29-2007 by "kishart" (R)
I like how it shows all the stars rushing by as the laser moves... like they are really that far apart...
Posted Jan-6-2008 by "Epitope" (R)
I can't wait for this thing to be built. It's going to blow the hubble away. But of course 99% of people won't even give a crap and will still be consumed by the most trivial things here on earth.
Posted Jan-6-2008 by "Epitope" (R)
At 5 million km from eachother that should allow us to peek around the corners of far off planets and stars.
I don't think the distance is to allow us to look around things. The distance increases resolution. Much like how the diameter of a telescope lens determines the reolution it can see. The massive distance between these telescopes will give us resolution way beyond anything we have now.
Posted Jan-6-2008 by "Epitope" (R)