What does SUB-MM stand for?

Submillimeter

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It covers a broad range of antenna types and phenomena, from operations at very low radio frequencies to operations with frequencies up to those of submillimeter wavelengths.

Antennas; fundamentals, design, measurement, 3d ed

The map was compiled from images taken by the submillimeter APEX telescope in Chile and depicts the glow from dust clouds near the center of the Milky Way (portion of map shown) and across the galaxy.

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The area of the new submillimeter map is approximately 95 square degrees, covering a very long and narrow strip along the galactic plane two degrees wide (four times the width of the full Moon) and over 40 degrees long.

Astronomers unveil largest map of cold cosmic dust

The sequence of images, collected with the Smithsonian's Submillimeter Array (SMA), provide an unusually vivid snapshot of the process of formation of giant planets, comets, and Pluto-like bodies.

Astronomers detect planet forming disk orbiting twin suns

New observations with the Submillimeter Array on Hawaii's Mauna Kea reveal that despite their bombardment, the disks in Orion have enough material-the equivalent of 10 to 20 Jupiters--to form planets.

Planet potential

In collaboration with the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center on June 2, 2001, NIST successfully deployed a new type of superconducting detector at the Caltech Submillimeter Observatory at the summit of Mauna Kea, Hawaii.

Superconducting detector array successfully deployed through NIST ...

In a single rotation, the LightSpeed VCT creates 64 submillimeter images, totaling 40 millimeter of anatomical coverage, which may be combined to form a three-dimensional view of the patient's anatomy for the physicians to analyze.

The LightSpeed VCT, World's First Volumetric CT Scanner, Officially ...

The light we're getting from these submillimeter galaxies is from a time when they were first forming.

Clear images of starburst galaxies reveal new picture of early ...