Galaxy Zoo Supernovae has returned. If you head on over and learn how to participate, you can be part of the Palomar Transient Factory's hunt for supernovae.
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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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- High Flying Over Palomar
- Too Far to Be Seen
- Goodbye to Sleuth
- Last Tours of the Season
- Borego's Dark Sky Day
- Dark Skies for Borrego Springs
- No Power
- Dome Dog
- This is the Way We . . . . .
- Russell W. Porter's Palomar Art on Exhibit
- Palomar in Science Fiction - Adventures of Superman
- Mt. Wilson Podcast & Lecture
- Good Coverage for Palomar's LCROSS Images
- Telescope Tourist
- LCROSS Impact Video
- Waiting for LCROSS
- Galaxy Zoo Supernovae Returns!
- LCROSS Fizzle
- The IDA Comes Out Against Bluish-White Streetlights
- LCROSS Impact is Tonight!!
- Everything on the Internet is True. Right?
- Happy Birthday Susan!
- No Tours on Sunday
- Cosmic Times
- Star Trek: The Next Generation Visits Palomar
- The Hale Telescope: A Modern Wonder
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