The invention discloses a ground-based high-resolution
celestial body imaging method based on lucky imaging, relates to the field of astronomical observation, and is technically characterized by aiming at the problems of limited application scene and the like of a lucky imaging method based on preceding-stage adaptive
optical correction. By reducing the number of the required
pupil planes, the
image signal-to-
noise ratio of the
beacon light is improved, the requirement on the
guide star brightness is reduced, and the
observable astronomical
target range is expanded. Furthermore, an initial value of an iterative
algorithm is replaced by a phase solved by a historical frame, so that the convergence speed of the iterative
algorithm is improved. According to the iterative
algorithm, the residual
wavefront with relatively low aberration can be obtained through single-step iteration, so that the time bandwidth is improved while the correction precision of the
system is ensured, and meanwhile, the lucky frame proportion of a post-stage lucky imaging
system is improved. The method has the advantages that the preceding-stage adaptive optical
system has higher correction efficiency, the complexity of an off-
pupil image acquisition system is reduced, and compared with a traditional method, the method has excellent
image quality improvement capability under various intensity turbulent flow fields, and is suitable for obtaining high-resolution astronomical images under the conditions of limited
guide star intensity and strong turbulent flow fields.