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 ====== THE MOST Space Telescope ======
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+//[Disambiguation: this page is about The High Étendue Multiple Object Spectrographic Telescope, not [[https://astro-canada.ca/le_telescope_spatial_most-the_most_space_telescope-eng|Canada's MOST space telescope]]]//
 Few telescopes can honestly say they've reinvented the concept, yet THE MOST certainly has. It works on a surprisingly old principle, by passing light through two prisms. As Isaac Newton demonstrated, this first splits light into its constituent components, then recombines it back again.