After years of development by the Dunlap and an international collaboration, the Wide Integral-Field Infrared Spectrograph achieves “first light.” It is designed to study colliding galaxies, stellar nurseries and the remnants of exploded stars.

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After years of development by the Dunlap and an international collaboration, the Wide Integral-Field Infrared Spectrograph achieves “first light.” It is designed to study colliding galaxies, stellar nurseries and the remnants of exploded stars.

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After years of development by the Dunlap and an international collaboration, the Wide Integral-Field Infrared Spectrograph achieves “first light.” It is designed to study colliding galaxies, stellar nurseries and the remnants of exploded stars.

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