Click to embiggen, but notice that when you illuminate two round things from the side, they look sort of the same.
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- Palomar History Photo of the Week - November 30, 2009
- Open?
- Observatory Closed Saturday Nov 28
- It's Full of Stars
- Black Friday Tours at Palomar
- It is Just a Phase
- Observatories of the Southwest
- History Photo of the Week
- The Long and Winding Road
- Dome Gear
- Palomar in Science Fiction - Gumby Edition
- Dark Skies for Borrego Springs: the Podcast
- The Big Eye's Final Journey - part 2
- The Big Eye's Final Journey - part 1
- A Fix for a Common Glare Bomb
- 60 Years Ago Tonight
- Gearing Up
- A Visit to the Hale Solar Laboratory
- An Amazing Model of the 200-inch Telescope
- Autumn on Palomar
- Flight Suit Follow-Up
- The Return of Flying Electric Trousers
- "Winter" Visiting Hours Return
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My name is Ngoc lan and I am a student at Cuyamaca college and I am doing a research paper on the light pollution of Mount Palomar and I would love your opinion. My email is VI637@yahoo.com
1) How do you feel about the light that cause the sky to bright up and interrupt astronomer research?
2} How does the light affect the research?
3}What is your opinion about SCE ( Southern California Edison)and SDGE (san diego gas and electric) about not agreeing to use low pressure sodium light?
Thank you for your reply
"embiggen"?
I like that word. I'll keep it in mind.
Now all I need is a conversation to use it in......
Ngoc, I am away now, but should be able to get you answers via email by mid week. I hope that's not too late for you.
CaptainCaustic, embiggen is a perfectly cromulent word.
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