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Microsoft world wide telescope

by ParadiseForever

The world wide telescope software application from microsoft brings the observatories and planetariums of the world to your desktop. Users can now stargaze into a deep galaxy in outer space or choose to... published 3 months ago

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Palomar Observatory Astronomy and Scientific Discovery

by Lincoln Armstrong

Driving to an internationally famous facility for advanced scientific research and discovery should look a lot different than a camping trip. published 13 months ago

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What is Pluto?

by cjcs

Pluto has gone from planet, to dwarf planet, to plutoid. Some people want Pluto to stay a planet, some don't. How did we get here? published 2 months ago

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The Hale 200 inch Telescope at the Palomar Observatory

by Lincoln Armstrong

The Hale 200-inch telescope remains one of the most effective and impressive instruments of scientific research in use today. It is the principal telescope at the Palomar Mountain Observatory, and has been in... published 13 months ago

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Astronomy and Telescopes

by The Lion

Astronomy, as a pursuit and passion is as old as the human race itself. If you ever looked up at the night sky you know exactly why. It is awe-inspiring. The night sky is an amazing sight. Here is information about stargazing and telescopes. published 2 years ago

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Palomar Observatory Adaptive Optics Astronomy Technology

by Lincoln Armstrong

Several of the telescopes at the Palomar Observatory have recently been fitted with an apparatus that allows them to use a technique called adaptive optics. Adaptive Optics is a process by which a mirror is... published 13 months ago

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