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Biggest Digital Camera Ever Will Take Pics for Next Decade

A record‑size digital camera launches a ten‑year sky survey, promising a decade of continuous cosmic imaging.

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The brief

Engadget reports the start of a 10‑year sky survey that will film a “cosmic movie,” while Newser highlights the camera’s unprecedented scale and its role in long‑term imaging. Future coverage will monitor the survey’s progress and any data releases, as the project moves forward over the coming years.

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Quick answers

What project is the camera being used for?

It is part of a ten‑year sky survey that will film a “cosmic movie,” according to Engadget.

How long is the camera expected to operate?

Coverage states the camera will take pictures for the next decade.

Which outlets reported on the camera?

Both Engadget and Newser published stories about the camera.

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Topics

digital camera sky survey cosmic movie Engadget Newser

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