the angular area of the entire sky is about 41,250 square degrees. how many pictures would the hst have to take with its camera to obtain a complete picture of the entire sky?



Answer :

It will takes years of time  to obtain a complete picture of the entire sky of angular area  is about 41,250 square degrees.

Divide 41250 by 0.0036 , we will get 11458333 and 1/3 image. but to take image for all of the sky it will takes years of time.

An angular distance used to describe how big a sphere or circle seems from a certain point of view is known as the angular diameter, angular size, apparent diameter, or apparent size. It is known as the visual angle in the vision sciences and as the angular aperture in optics (of a lens).

The angular diameter may also be thought of as the angle that a camera or eye must spin around in order to view from one side of an apparent circle to the other. Humans are able to distinguish sizes of up to around 1 arcminute (about 0.017° or 0.0003 radians) with their unaided eyes.

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