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    Laser beacon experiment added to Gemini Five schedule
    Sept. 1, 2005

    September 1965

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    Laser beacon experiment added to Gemini Five schedule

    Lasers produce large-screen displays

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    CW ruby Fabry-Perot lasers emit pure transverse modes at high power levels

    Digital unit designed for radar/laser rangefinders

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    The laser as an industrial tool

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    Laser microprobe analyzes art objects

    Metal plasma tube ups ion laser power, life

    Laser communications aided by new detector, modulator

    More on 10-mile laser voice system

    Plasma torch aids crystal growth

    Photographic research engineer Matt Lehmann of Stanford University is shown monitoring the operation of a laser movie set used to produce the first live holographic motion pictures. Included in the complex arrangement are a helium-neon laser light source (left background), a lensless camera (the black box immediately in front of Lehmann), mirrors, split laser beams, and a specially designed four-ton stable table.
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