Robo-Telescopes Capture the Last Gasp of a Dying Red Supergiant | WIRED
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Samuel Oschin Space Shuttle Endeavour Pavilion | The California Science Center
1 The QUEST Large Area Camera at the Prime Focus of the Samuel Oschin... | Download Scientific Diagram
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The Samuel Oschin Telescope at Mount Palomar | The Planetary Society
Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) instrument installed on the 1.2m diameter Samuel Oschin Telescope at Palomar Observatory in California. Credit:Caltech Optical Observatories. | sciencesprings
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The 48-inch Samuel Oschin Telescope
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Caltech Marks 75 Years Since Palomar Observatory First Dedicated – Pasadena Now
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MikeBrown@mastodon.online on Twitter: "Last week I got to visit the telescope where we discovered Gonggong (and Haumea and Makemake and Eris and Orcus and Quaoar and more) all those years ago. https://t.co/VTKFO5vt8H" /
Multimedia Gallery - Star Trails Over Palomar | NSF - National Science Foundation
Griffith Observatory on Twitter: "Apollo astronauts had no time for lounging in the 1960s, when they came here to learn celestial navigation in what is now the Samuel Oschin Planetarium. Though LA's
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