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Mauna Kea Observatories
Mauna Kea Observatories
Mauna Kea Observatories seen from the base of Mauna Kea
Mauna Kea Observatories seen from the base of Mauna Kea
The Submillimeter Array of radio telescopes at night, lit by flash.
The Submillimeter Array of radio telescopes at night, lit by flash.
From left-to-right: United Kingdom Infrared Telescope, Caltech Sub-Millimeter Observatory (closed 2015), James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, Smithsonian Su
From left-to-right: United Kingdom Infrared Telescope, Caltech Sub-Millimeter Observatory (closed 2015), James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, Smithsonian Sub-Millimeter Array, Subaru Telescope, W.M. Keck Observatory (I & II), NASA Infrared Telescope Facility, Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope, Gemini North Telescope
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Mauna Kea in December 2007, with its seasonal snow cap visible
Mauna Kea in December 2007, with its seasonal snow cap visible
Lava flows from Mauna Loa caught by one of the International Gemini Observatory's Cloudcams, which operates 24/7 near the snow-covered summit of Mauna
Lava flows from Mauna Loa caught by one of the International Gemini Observatory's Cloudcams, which operates 24/7 near the snow-covered summit of Maunakea (the highest point in the image).(on 27 November 2022).
Scoria and cinder cones on Mauna Kea's summit in winter
Scoria and cinder cones on Mauna Kea's summit in winter
Glacial evidence on Mauna Kea, outlining terminal moraines ("m") and till ("w")
Glacial evidence on Mauna Kea, outlining terminal moraines ("m") and till ("w")