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night-vision binoculars

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night-vision binoculars [′nīt ‚vizh·ən bə′näk·yə·lərz]
(optics)
Binoculars that are worn like eyeglasses but use a battery-powered television camera to pick up images; the images are viewed on tiny television picture tubes built into the binoculars.
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Most night-vision binoculars and monoculars capture and concentrate the dim existing light from the sky, and also add an infrared imager that allows you to see in pitch dark.
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