China tests world’s first ‘lobster eye’ space telescope to X-ray universe more accurately

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The telescope will be able to observe '10,000 full moons,' compared to NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, which takes images slightly larger than the size of the full moon.

"We are very excited about LEIA's results. They've shown that our technology works and the observation precision exceeded our expectation," said astrophysicist Yuan Weimin, the mission's chief scientist from the National Astronomical Observatory in Beijing.

The Einstein Probe, a much larger telescope being created by Chinese and European scientists and set to be launched into orbit late next year to revolutionize understanding of the X-ray universe, will utilize LEIA's technology.Biologists first learned how crustaceans like lobster and shrimp had eyes to adapt to their "murky" underwater habitats in the 1970s.

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