Deconstruction of Maunakea telescope set to begin
The deconstruction of the CSO Observatory is on track to begin before summer ends and be completed by the end of the year.
The deconstruction of the CSO Observatory is on track to begin before summer ends and be completed by the end of the year.
This discovery suggests that short gamma-ray bursts may have been more common in the past than expected.
UH has determined that the proposed project will have no significant adverse environmental impacts.
“Our proposal strives for consistency with state law and CD1. These actions must start as soon as the bill is enacted to ensure a smooth transition to the MKSOA.”
The CMP supplement will now be submitted to the Board of Land and Natural Resources for final approval.
More than 70 volunteers presented science and technology activities to hundreds of keiki and adults.
The image provides overwhelming evidence that the object, 4-million-times more massive than the Sun, is indeed a black hole.
UH wants to ensure that the mauna is cared for and stands as an environmentally responsible and culturally resonant model of world-class astronomy.
The Maunakea Scholars program awarded telescope time to three Lānaʻi students for the first time.
Astronomy activities generated $68 million in labor income and $10 million in state taxes.