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  1. 👍 Le télescope géant européen accueillera des astronomes canadiens. Une subvention annoncée jeudi garantit leur accès à ce télescope qui entrera en service entre 2030 et 2035 et permettra de détecter la vie extraterrestre si elle existe. Cet accès à l’ELT sera coordonné depuis Montréal.
    lapresse.ca/actualites/science
    #astronomie #astrophysique #UdeM #Montréal #Québec #ELT #télescope #média #Chili #infrarouge #tech #Europe #ESO #TMT #instrument #ANDES

  2. 👍 Le télescope géant européen accueillera des astronomes canadiens. Une subvention annoncée jeudi garantit leur accès à ce télescope qui entrera en service entre 2030 et 2035 et permettra de détecter la vie extraterrestre si elle existe. Cet accès à l’ELT sera coordonné depuis Montréal.
    lapresse.ca/actualites/science
    #astronomie #astrophysique #UdeM #Montréal #Québec #ELT #télescope #média #Chili #infrarouge #tech #Europe #ESO #TMT #instrument #ANDES

  3. 👍 Le télescope géant européen accueillera des astronomes canadiens. Une subvention annoncée jeudi garantit leur accès à ce télescope qui entrera en service entre 2030 et 2035 et permettra de détecter la vie extraterrestre si elle existe. Cet accès à l’ELT sera coordonné depuis Montréal.
    lapresse.ca/actualites/science
    #astronomie #astrophysique #UdeM #Montréal #Québec #ELT #télescope #média #Chili #infrarouge #tech #Europe #ESO #TMT

  4. 👍 Le télescope géant européen accueillera des astronomes canadiens. Une subvention annoncée jeudi garantit leur accès à ce télescope qui entrera en service entre 2030 et 2035 et permettra de détecter la vie extraterrestre si elle existe. Cet accès à l’ELT sera coordonné depuis Montréal.
    lapresse.ca/actualites/science
    #astronomie #astrophysique #UdeM #Montréal #Québec #ELT #télescope #média #Chili #infrarouge #tech #Europe #ESO #TMT #instrument #ANDES

  5. 👍 Le télescope géant européen accueillera des astronomes canadiens. Une subvention annoncée jeudi garantit leur accès à ce télescope qui entrera en service entre 2030 et 2035 et permettra de détecter la vie extraterrestre si elle existe. Cet accès à l’ELT sera coordonné depuis Montréal.
    lapresse.ca/actualites/science
    #astronomie #astrophysique #UdeM #Montréal #Québec #ELT #télescope #média #Chili #infrarouge #tech #Europe #ESO #TMT

  6. Four People in a Pixel
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    <p>When NASA&#039;s Artemis II spacecraft carried four astronauts around the Moon earlier this year
    #telescope #artemis #people #pixel

  7. Four People in a Pixel
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    <p>When NASA&#039;s Artemis II spacecraft carried four astronauts around the Moon earlier this year
    #telescope #artemis #people #pixel

  8. James Webb telescope reveals the clearest map ever of the Universe’s cosmic web
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    <p>Astronomers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have created the clearest map yet of the
    #telescope #clearest #universe #cosmic

  9. James Webb telescope reveals the clearest map ever of the Universe’s cosmic web
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    <p>Astronomers using NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope have created the clearest map yet of the
    #telescope #clearest #universe #cosmic

  10. A fun detail in that photo of the two Lego telescope models in my previous post: that's the Very Large Telescope sitting on the right Nasmyth instrument platform of the Extremely Large Telescope. The two models are built to approximately the same scale, a VLT Unit Telescope (without its dome) really would fit on the instrument platform of the ELT, the jump in scale from the current generation of telescopes to the next is just that big.

    I'm 2024 I was lucky enough to be able to photograph the ELT from the VLT and vice versa, enabling me to make a size comparison of my own: aus.social/@spacelizard/113185

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #VLT #ESO #Telescope

  11. A fun detail in that photo of the two Lego telescope models in my previous post: that's the Very Large Telescope sitting on the right Nasmyth instrument platform of the Extremely Large Telescope. The two models are built to approximately the same scale, a VLT Unit Telescope (without its dome) really would fit on the instrument platform of the ELT, the jump in scale from the current generation of telescopes to the next is just that big.

    I'm 2024 I was lucky enough to be able to photograph the ELT from the VLT and vice versa, enabling me to make a size comparison of my own: aus.social/@spacelizard/113185

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #VLT #ESO #Telescope

  12. A fun detail in that photo of the two Lego telescope models in my previous post: that's the Very Large Telescope sitting on the right Nasmyth instrument platform of the Extremely Large Telescope. The two models are built to approximately the same scale, a VLT Unit Telescope (without its dome) really would fit on the instrument platform of the ELT, the jump in scale from the current generation of telescopes to the next is just that big.

    I'm 2024 I was lucky enough to be able to photograph the ELT from the VLT and vice versa, enabling me to make a size comparison of my own: aus.social/@spacelizard/113185

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #VLT #ESO #Telescope

  13. A fun detail in that photo of the two Lego telescope models in my previous post: that's the Very Large Telescope sitting on the right Nasmyth instrument platform of the Extremely Large Telescope. The two models are built to approximately the same scale, a VLT Unit Telescope (without its dome) really would fit on the instrument platform of the ELT, the jump in scale from the current generation of telescopes to the next is just that big.

    I'm 2024 I was lucky enough to be able to photograph the ELT from the VLT and vice versa, enabling me to make a size comparison of my own: aus.social/@spacelizard/113185

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #VLT #ESO #Telescope

  14. A fun detail in that photo of the two Lego telescope models in my previous post: that's the Very Large Telescope sitting on the right Nasmyth instrument platform of the Extremely Large Telescope. The two models are built to approximately the same scale, a VLT Unit Telescope (without its dome) really would fit on the instrument platform of the ELT, the jump in scale from the current generation of telescopes to the next is just that big.

    I'm 2024 I was lucky enough to be able to photograph the ELT from the VLT and vice versa, enabling me to make a size comparison of my own: aus.social/@spacelizard/113185

    #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #VLT #ESO #Telescope

  15. If you're more into Lego than 3D printing @esoastronomy still has you covered. There are parts lists and assembly instructions for Lego models of both the Extremely Large Telescope and the Very Large Telescope, eso.org/public/australia/annou

    #Lego #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #ESO #VLT #Telescope

  16. If you're more into Lego than 3D printing @esoastronomy still has you covered. There are parts lists and assembly instructions for Lego models of both the Extremely Large Telescope and the Very Large Telescope, eso.org/public/australia/annou

    #Lego #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #ESO #VLT #Telescope

  17. If you're more into Lego than 3D printing @esoastronomy still has you covered. There are parts lists and assembly instructions for Lego models of both the Extremely Large Telescope and the Very Large Telescope, eso.org/public/australia/annou

    #Lego #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #ESO #VLT #Telescope

  18. If you're more into Lego than 3D printing @esoastronomy still has you covered. There are parts lists and assembly instructions for Lego models of both the Extremely Large Telescope and the Very Large Telescope, eso.org/public/australia/annou

    #Lego #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #ESO #VLT #Telescope

  19. If you're more into Lego than 3D printing @esoastronomy still has you covered. There are parts lists and assembly instructions for Lego models of both the Extremely Large Telescope and the Very Large Telescope, eso.org/public/australia/annou

    #Lego #Astrodon #Astronomy #ELT #ESO #VLT #Telescope

  20. If you have a 3D printer that you're not using (or, better yet, several of them) and you're looking for a project, here's an Extremely Large one for you: a printable 3D model of @esoastronomy's Extremely Large Telescope, eso.org/public/products/models

    There are a *lot* of parts, many of which are small and intricately detailed. It would be a time consuming challenge to print and assemble, but it must be possible because there are photos of the resulting model bundled with the STEP file.

    #3Dprinting #Astronomy #Astrodon #ELT #ESO_ELT #Telescope

  21. If you have a 3D printer that you're not using (or, better yet, several of them) and you're looking for a project, here's an Extremely Large one for you: a printable 3D model of @esoastronomy's Extremely Large Telescope, eso.org/public/products/models

    There are a *lot* of parts, many of which are small and intricately detailed. It would be a time consuming challenge to print and assemble, but it must be possible because there are photos of the resulting model bundled with the STEP file.

    #3Dprinting #Astronomy #Astrodon #ELT #ESO_ELT #Telescope

  22. If you have a 3D printer that you're not using (or, better yet, several of them) and you're looking for a project, here's an Extremely Large one for you: a printable 3D model of @esoastronomy's Extremely Large Telescope, eso.org/public/products/models

    There are a *lot* of parts, many of which are small and intricately detailed. It would be a time consuming challenge to print and assemble, but it must be possible because there are photos of the resulting model bundled with the STEP file.

    #3Dprinting #Astronomy #Astrodon #ELT #ESO_ELT #Telescope

  23. If you have a 3D printer that you're not using (or, better yet, several of them) and you're looking for a project, here's an Extremely Large one for you: a printable 3D model of @esoastronomy's Extremely Large Telescope, eso.org/public/products/models

    There are a *lot* of parts, many of which are small and intricately detailed. It would be a time consuming challenge to print and assemble, but it must be possible because there are photos of the resulting model bundled with the STEP file.

    #3Dprinting #Astronomy #Astrodon #ELT #ESO_ELT #Telescope