High-Precision Celestial Object Tracking System is a technique and set of system for autonomously monitoring and snapping images of celestial bodies. This configuration happens on the imaging layer of the image sensor via the photographing optical system. Stabilizes itself relative to a specified imaging region of the image sensor's surface during a tracking and capturing procedure.[1]
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