That would explain some of the funky posts on CR4...
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It is counter-intuitive to me that UV images would be blurry (as the article states); since UV has the shortest length of near-visible light, it would seem that it would provide the highest resolution.
Of course if the pixel of the detector has to be large to sense the light, that would lead to poor detail, but UV has the highest energy per photon, so it seems like the detector could be smaller, again providing higher resolution.
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