Stereoscopic Images of Stellar Interferometers

In order to view the stereo images, you must merge them in a cross-eyed fashion: your left eye looks at the right image and your right eye looks at the left image. This isn't all that difficult, as is explained in Ansen Seale's Viewing Instructions for stereo photographs.

As he says, "the only software you need is the stuff between your ears..."

The site 3D by Dan Shelley is a good resource for links to stereo pairs - look in Stereo Pairs I and Stereo Pairs II.

GI2T Stereoscopic Pairs

- http://olbin.jpl.nasa.gov/stereo/gi2t.html
The stereo images that are shown here were taken in November 1993. Since that time the GI2T has undergone changes to allow the new beam combiner and optical table (REGAIN) to be installed.

PTI Stereoscopic Pairs

- http://olbin.jpl.nasa.gov/stereo/pti.html
The images of PTI were taken in July 1998.

SUSI Stereoscopic Pairs

- http://olbin.jpl.nasa.gov/stereo/susi.html
The images of SUSI were taken in April 1994.

NPOI Stereoscopic Pair

- Center view of baseline at NPOI
Photograph taken in October 1998.

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