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Palomar Skies a blog with news and information about the Palomar Observatory. Postings here will cover current research, history and public outreach events taking place at the observatory.
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- Fire Threatens Mt. Wilson Observatory
- Lee A. Farnsworth, Jr.
- The Ladder
- Stories & Stars in Hemet, CA
- Still Inovating After All These Years
- The Value of a Good Book
- Palomar in Ads - III
- Dark Skies Podcast
- Ride the Dome
- Dwarf Planets
- Dark Nights
- 400 Posts and Counting
- Palomar Mountain Volunteer Fire Department Barbecue
- Swing. Swing. Swing.
- The Sky Chair
- Domies
- 70 Years Ago this Week
- Palomar in Science Fiction - V
- Update on Galaxy Zoo Supernovae Hunt
- Hunt for Supernovae at Galaxy Zoo
- Flying Insects & Light Pollution
- See the Planets & More!
- In the Year 1940
- M15 with Adaptive Optics
- Moon, Jupiter, Laser & Hale Telescope
- Palomar Transient Factory Video
- Palomar Treasure Chest
- Borrego Springs, CA: The World's 2nd Dark-Sky Comm...
- Prime Time
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1 comment:
Great picture!
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