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Space and the digital camera

The Apollo11 landing would not have been possible without a completed and detailed survey of the surface of the moon. This was achieved using series of surveying satellites with a camera system that had two lenses arranged in co-axial system so that both were aimed at the same point. The lenses projected images onto a 70mm monochrome film. One lens

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