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Using 23 Years of ACS/SBC Data to Understand Backgrounds: Explaining & Predicting Background Variations
Recent analysis of 23 years of Hubble Space Telescope ACS/SBC data has shown that background levels can vary considerably between observations, with most filters showing over an order of magnitude variation. For the shorter-wavelength filters, the background is understood to be dominated by airglow;
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