Here is part 2 of my tour with Thunderf00t. This one covers aluminizing the 200-inch mirror. You can watch it here or embedded below.
You might also enjoy his video visit to Mt. Wilson Observatory.
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- Eris Anniversary
- Video Tour pt. 1
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- Last Saturday Night
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- 40 Years Ago
- Graffiti on the 200-inch Mirror
- Remembering Apollo, a Comet Crash & Eugene Shoemaker
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- A Work of Art - II
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- Ferns, Dome & Sky
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