Lobster telescope has an eye for X-rays
Optical metrology for analysis of lobster-eye x-ray optics
VZLUSAT-1: Nanosatellite with miniature lobster eye X-ray telescope and qualification of the radiation shielding composite for space application - ScienceDirect
Space Part 06, Beijing, China, April 21, Lobster-Eye (LE) Novel Wide Field X -ray Telescopes FOV of 100 sq. deg. and more easily possible (classical. - ppt download
Lobster-Eye X-ray Telescope Envisioned
Lobster eyes-brilliant geometric design - creation.com
NASA turns to lobsters to help locate the sources of gravitational waves
Modeling the focusing efficiency of lobster-eye optics for image shifting depending on the soft x-ray wavelength
Einstein Probe: a lobster-eye telescope for monitoring the x-ray sky
Comparison of focal properties of square-channel and meridional lobster-eye lenses
Figure 14 | Kirkpatrick-Baez (KB) and Lobster Eye (LE) Optics for Astronomical and Laboratory Applications
Lobster Eye Design Informs NASA X-Ray Detector – Webvision
The lobster-eye/coded aperture hybrid X-ray telescope is shown in the... | Download Scientific Diagram
Preliminary geometric parameters optimization of lobster-eye-type wide field of view soft x-ray imager
Proposed NASA Mission Employs “Lobster-Eye” Optics | NASA
Lobsters in Space! - The National Space Centre
PPT - Space Part 06, Beijing, China, April 21, 2006 PowerPoint Presentation - ID:3515848
X-ray telescope - Wikipedia
Lobster eyes and unexpected applications in X-ray technology
China launches Ziyuan Earth observation and lobster eye X-ray astronomy satellites - SpaceNews
A Narrow Field Lobster Eye Telescope Dick Willingale – AXRO December 2014 A Narrow Field Lobster Eye Telescope (for SVOM and similar) Dick Willingale Adrian. - ppt download
Lobster eye design - creation.com
Lobster eyes-brilliant geometric design - creation.com
Applications of lobster eye optics
Mysterious World - Better X-Ray Vision inspired from Lobster Eyes ------------------------------------------------------------ X-rays are difficult to work with, which is why the X-ray machines at airports are so bulky. However, scientists are now
Lobster | What have we learned?
