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Night vision goggles

The technique should have stealth capabilities, if possible, that is, the probing beam should not be detected by human eyes or night vision goggles. [Pg.304]

Starlight Scopes are not cheap - a stripped down viewer on the civilian market goes for at least 2400 while a scope used for sniping will be priced at 3500 or more. Anyone wishing to purchase a pair of night vision goggles better have 10 grand in his wallet. If one accidently turns on a scope while it is pointed... [Pg.50]

Dealers in night vision goggles and Starlight scopes. Unlike many other firms listed, these folks will sell to anyone without restrictions. [Pg.53]

Either a pair of night-vision goggles may contain two such systems, one for each eye, or a single image may be split into identical copies and presented to both the user s eyes simultaneously. [Pg.553]

Night-vision goggles provide poor peripheral vision, which can disorient pilots or drivers. Further, they cannot work in settings where visible and near-infrared light are truly absent (e.g., inside a windowless building). The latter disadvantage can only be partly offset by providing active illumination (e.g., a laser). [Pg.553]

The germanium lens in night vision goggles focuses infrared radiation emitted from living things. [Pg.930]

In general, the visible spectrum comes to mind, where a human is observing his environment either with the naked eye or via optical and electro-optical aids like binoculars, night vision goggles (NVG) or forward-looking infrared (FLIR)... [Pg.84]

As a result of the research done by Spicer night vision goggles were developed for use by the military in World War II in the 1940 s. England, Germany, and the United States all developed sniper scopes using infrared cathodes. These devices used an infrared beam to generate reflected Ught from the... [Pg.1294]

In some of the Spider-Man comics, this superhero has night vision capabilities. Night vision goggles have also been featured in movies such as Iron Man (2008) and Watchmen (2009). [Pg.1297]

Military uses of rare earth metals are numerous. Night-vision goggles contain lanthanum, gadolinium, and yttrium. Heat-resistant magnets that contain samarium are found in the control systems of drone aircraft and some cruise missiles. [Pg.165]

A red-hot object has a spectrum that peaks around 675 nm, whereas a white-hot object has a spectrum that has comparable intensities for all wavelengths in the visible region. The sun has a blackbody temperature of about 5750 K. Objects emit radiation at a//temperatures, not just at high temperatures. For example, night-vision goggles make infrared radiation emitted by objects visible in the dark. [Pg.307]


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