After all, if a Bible writer, such as Jeremiah, had looked up at the night sky and had tried to count the visible stars, he would have counted only three thousand or so, for that is how many the unaided human eye can
detect on a clear night.
Not exact matches
Like Auger, TA also features batteries of specialized telescopes that
on clear, moonless
nights can
detect the faint light, or fluorescence, produced by an extensive air shower.
As ICREA Prof. at ICFO Gerasimos Konstantatos, expert in quantum dot - graphene research comments, «we engineered the QDs to extend to the short infrared range of the spectrum (1100 - 1900nm), to a point where we were able to demonstrate and
detect the
night glow of the atmosphere
on a dark and
clear sky enabling passive
night vision.
Independently, fluorescence telescopes
detect the faint sky glow engendered by these air showers
on dark
clear moonless
nights.