NASA’s Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE)

1 What satellite was used to obtain the data you examined?
The Satellite that was used to obtain the data was NASA’s Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE)
2 What was the wavelength/color of light that was captured to make these images?
Although the light that was captured with NASA’s WISE has no color for it is infrared, a processing of the infrared light captured resulted in a blue color for light with a wavelength of about 3.4 microns, and a red one for those with 4.6 microns
3 What kind of objects are you looking for in Backyard worlds?
In the backyard worlds, we are looking for brown dwarfs and low-mass stars that might are not easy to spot
4 What are the two classification types you were using?  What kind of motion is associated with each one?
In looking for the plates, we would try to find the “dipoles” and the “movers”, where the first one moves faster than the latter
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