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I'm not sure what my teacher means by resolution limit?
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[QUOTE="cepheid, post: 4507781, member: 4200"] Welcome to PF Astronomer1 In this context, "resolution" and "resolution limit" mean the same thing. Your resolution is a limit, because it describes the limit to your ability to see two closely spaced objects as being separate/distinct from each other. If the separation of these two objects is smaller than the limit, then you will see them as being one object. You will not be able to tell that there are two. We say that the separation between the two objects could not be "resolved." I hope this helps. [/QUOTE]
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I'm not sure what my teacher means by resolution limit?
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