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Earliest Spiral Galaxy Surprises Astronomers
Kamuela, HI ? In the beginning, galaxies were hot and clumpy ? too hot to settle down and form grand spirals like the Milky Way and other galaxies seen in […]
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Enormous Hot Blobs From Outer Space
Astronomers have combined the power of the Keck I Telescope with that of NASA?s Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) to discover examples of what appears to be one of the […]
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Video: Venus Transit Webcast
On June 5, 2012, the planet Venus crossed the face of the Sun for the last time until the year 2117. Keck Observatory and the West Hawaii Astronomy Club teamed […]
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Video: Venus Transits Past, Present & Future
What’s the science behind the recent Venus Transit? In this talk by Dr. Jay Pasachoff of Williams College presents brand new images and movies from the recent transit gathered in […]
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Discovery of the Most Distant Galaxy in the Cosmic Dawn
A team of astronomers has used the Subaru Telescope and the W. M. Keck Observatory to discover the most distant galaxy yet, at 12.91 billion light-years from the Earth. This […]
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Live Webcast: Transits from Earth, Jupiter & Saturn, Past, Present & Future
On Thursday, June 7, 2012, Keck Observatory is hosting a live webcast of an astronomy talk by Dr. Jay Pasachoff of Williams College entitled ?Transits of Venus from Earth, Jupiter […]
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Video: How Stars Destroyed Almost All the Atoms in the Universe
On Thursday, May 10, 2012, Keck Observatory hosted a live webcast of an astronomy talk by Dr. Brian Siana of the University of California at Riverside. Below is the recording […]
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Live Webcast: How Stars Destroyed Most of the Atoms in the Universe
On Thursday, May 10, 2012, Keck Observatory is hosting a live webcast of an astronomy talk by Dr. Brian Siana of the University of California at Riverside. The first galaxies […]
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Dim Gets Ridiculously Dimmer
Geese come in gaggles, bass in shoals and a crowd of crows is called a murder. Likewise, there are names for groups of stars. They come in constellations, globular clusters, […]