The
images from the Hale Telescope taken during the LCROSS impact have gotten some good distribution around the Net. We didn't see an impact plume, but we delivered the highest-resolution images of any telescope during the impact. Here is a sample of a few sites on the Web that showed off our images:
The Planetary Society (and
here),
Science,
Science News,
Science Now.org,
Sky and Telescope Magazine,
Space Weather.com,
Universe Today.
The view inside the Hale Telescope's Data Room about 1 minute before the impact of the LCROSS Centaur rocket. The BBC was here filming our observations. Look for that on a future episode of
The Sky At Night. The show
may be carried on BBC America. If so, I will post about it here.
Finallly, as of now our short
YouTube video of the LCROSS impact has had over 4,300 views. That's not bad for being up almost a week.
The view inside the Hale Telescope's Data Room about 1 minute before the impact of the LCROSS Centaur rocket.
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