The primary mirror is actually made up of thick mirror segments. It is 33 feet across and is one of the largest in the world.
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- An update. Sort of.
- From snorkeling...to snow!
- Definitely above the clouds and treeline! The driv...
- A cluster of old cinder cones. Beyond that....ocean.
- A shot of neighboring Mauna Loa. Hawaiian lava is ...
- Two telescopes--University of Hawaii's, the oldest...
- The Keck I and II observatories--the most powerful...
- Inside Keck I
- Race time: 1 hour 25 minutes.Same as last year, ju...
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