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Panorama to East1037 viewsA panoramic view showing the nice lack of pump equipment in the foreground.
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Stucco Complete View to East947 viewsThis view to the east shows the contrast of color between the walls and the roof.
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Wide View to East922 viewsWith the roof on the observatory is looking pretty good.
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Roof Complete View South876 viewsRoof on and base stucco complete, looking to the south.
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Observatory with Clouds815 viewsSome nice lenticular clouds are over Iron Spring and Beauty Mountains.
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Roof Moves: Closed811 viewsThis view, looking east, shows the roof closed. Good to compare with the shot of the roof open.
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Roof Framed View to Northwest825 viewsThe curved rafters are bolted in place while the steel struts are attached.
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Angle Iron Detail1724 viewsThis is the observatory end of the roll-off rails. The angle-iron goes down slightly to a steel bead to allow the roof to have a tighter seal when closed.
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Palomar in the Distance 1507 viewsThe dome housing the 200 inch telescope on Mt. Palomar can be seen from Lake Riverside. The inset is a 2x zoom of the dome.
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Moon, Venus, and Jupiter over Palomar475 viewsThe Moon, Venus, and Jupiter ride in the sky above Mount Palomar. This is a day before the conjunction which I missed due to clouds in Los Angeles.
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Site to East442 views
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M33 -- Triangulum Galaxy497 viewsM33 -- The Triangulum Galaxy or Pinwheel Galaxy, a spiral galaxy in Triangulum. LRGB image captured on two nights, reduced in Maxim DL 5, aligned and combined in CCDStack, processed and LRGB combined in PixInsight, final color correction in Photoshop CS2.
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