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  1. The Milky Way glitters above Hawai’i Island and the Pacific Ocean in this image captured from Gemini North

    Credit: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Rodriguez

    noirlab.edu/public/images/DSC0

    #Maunakea #MilkyWay #Hawaii

  2. The Milky Way glitters above Hawai’i Island and the Pacific Ocean in this image captured from Gemini North

    Credit: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Rodriguez

    noirlab.edu/public/images/DSC0

    #Maunakea #MilkyWay #Hawaii

  3. The Milky Way glitters above Hawai’i Island and the Pacific Ocean in this image captured from Gemini North

    Credit: International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/M. Rodriguez

    noirlab.edu/public/images/DSC0

    #Maunakea #MilkyWay #Hawaii

  4. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, golden light, clouds far below. Beth brought me here to see the islands she once called home. I came for the views and stayed for the hardware.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  5. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, golden light, clouds far below. Beth brought me here to see the islands she once called home. I came for the views and stayed for the hardware.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  6. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, golden light, clouds far below. Beth brought me here to see the islands she once called home. I came for the views and stayed for the hardware.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  7. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, golden light, clouds far below. Beth brought me here to see the islands she once called home. I came for the views and stayed for the hardware.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  8. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, golden light, clouds far below. Beth brought me here to see the islands she once called home. I came for the views and stayed for the hardware.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  9. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, shutters open, telescope visible inside. Getting ready for a night of work while the sun goes down behind it.

    Machines like this never stop being fascinating.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  10. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, shutters open, telescope visible inside. Getting ready for a night of work while the sun goes down behind it.

    Machines like this never stop being fascinating.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  11. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, shutters open, telescope visible inside. Getting ready for a night of work while the sun goes down behind it.

    Machines like this never stop being fascinating.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  12. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, shutters open, telescope visible inside. Getting ready for a night of work while the sun goes down behind it.

    Machines like this never stop being fascinating.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  13. Observatory dome on Mauna Kea, shutters open, telescope visible inside. Getting ready for a night of work while the sun goes down behind it.

    Machines like this never stop being fascinating.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  14. Mauna Kea summit at sunset. Observatories lining the ridge, clouds far below, and a sky cycling through every shade of orange before it’s done.

    There’s always another view waiting somewhere.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  15. Mauna Kea summit at sunset. Observatories lining the ridge, clouds far below, and a sky cycling through every shade of orange before it’s done.

    There’s always another view waiting somewhere.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  16. Mauna Kea summit at sunset. Observatories lining the ridge, clouds far below, and a sky cycling through every shade of orange before it’s done.

    There’s always another view waiting somewhere.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  17. Mauna Kea summit at sunset. Observatories lining the ridge, clouds far below, and a sky cycling through every shade of orange before it’s done.

    There’s always another view waiting somewhere.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  18. Mauna Kea summit at sunset. Observatories lining the ridge, clouds far below, and a sky cycling through every shade of orange before it’s done.

    There’s always another view waiting somewhere.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  19. Sunset from the summit of Mauna Kea. Nearly 14,000 feet up, looking down on the clouds. Beth brought me here to see the place she once called home.

    Landscapes like this make the journey memorable.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  20. Sunset from the summit of Mauna Kea. Nearly 14,000 feet up, looking down on the clouds. Beth brought me here to see the place she once called home.

    Landscapes like this make the journey memorable.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  21. Sunset from the summit of Mauna Kea. Nearly 14,000 feet up, looking down on the clouds. Beth brought me here to see the place she once called home.

    Landscapes like this make the journey memorable.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  22. Sunset from the summit of Mauna Kea. Nearly 14,000 feet up, looking down on the clouds. Beth brought me here to see the place she once called home.

    Landscapes like this make the journey memorable.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  23. Sunset from the summit of Mauna Kea. Nearly 14,000 feet up, looking down on the clouds. Beth brought me here to see the place she once called home.

    Landscapes like this make the journey memorable.

    #Photography #ScottKissPhoto #MaunaKea

  24. ʻŌnohiʻula: Subaru Telescope’s new Prime Focus Spectrograph receives Hawaiian name. It carries multiple layers of meanings - how the instrument perceives the cosmos much like our eyes perceive light, as well as the color red and its association with the sacred realm of origin in Hawaiian culture.

    maunakeaobservatories.org/stor

    #Maunakea #Hawaii #astronomy #astrodon #science

  25. ʻŌnohiʻula: Subaru Telescope’s new Prime Focus Spectrograph receives Hawaiian name. It carries multiple layers of meanings - how the instrument perceives the cosmos much like our eyes perceive light, as well as the color red and its association with the sacred realm of origin in Hawaiian culture.

    maunakeaobservatories.org/stor

    #Maunakea #Hawaii #astronomy #astrodon #science