
This is being done so that the support structure of the telescope can be washed.


Having the telescope pointed to the extreme northeast, as it is for these shots, certainly gives some unique photo opportunities. Wouldn't you agree?

The work is continuing for a while yet and is not a disruption to nighttime work. Last night, for instance, the telescope saw a full 10 hours of use.
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On many of the tours...someone usually asks the question..."why is it ( the telescope structure) so dirty"...and how often is it cleaned. Now I have a good answer!
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