They help tell the observatory's story through tours and many other ways. I am very glad to have them around.
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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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- The Big Eye: Back on the Sky
- Astrophoto Friday: Helix Nebula
- In Other News . . . .
- Back on Sky
- Palomar History Photo of the Week - February 22, 2010
- Observatory Open Again
- Observatory Closed to Public Today
- Astrophoto Friday: Globular Star Cluster M3 in Inf...
- Mirror Support Update
- Model Railroading, Palomar Style
- Observatory: Open!
- Palomar History Photo of the Week - February 15, 2010
- Observatory Closed Through the Weekend
- Astrophoto Friday: Comet Kohoutek
- Working on the Mirror Supports
- More Winter Weather
- Stupendous Man Visits Palomar Observatory
- Palomar History Photo of the Week: February 8, 2010
- The Story of the Hale Telescope's Mirror Supports
- Observatory Still Closed
- Sunrise and Facebook
- The Asteroid that Became a Comet and the Comet tha...
- Engineering Time-Lapse
- Stellar Docents
- Palomar History Photo of the Week - February 1, 2010
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2 comments:
Hats off to them all!
I certainly agree!
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