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July 15th 11, 10:21 PM
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A Flaw the JWST Doesn't (Have to) Have?
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Thomas Womack wrote: I think the HgCdTe array is sensitive to shorter-wavelength light, but as designed the instrument does not have a 'clear' filter. This turns out to be wrong; the HgCdTe array is manufactured on a base of CdZnTe which is opaque to the shorter-wavelength light. Tom 
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