Explore the Cosmos with Keck
Located at the summit of Mauna Kea, Hawaii, the Keck Observatory is home to the world's two largest optical and infrared telescopes. Equipped with advanced technologies, the Keck I and Keck II provide breathtaking views of the universe.
Each telescope is an engineering marvel, boasting a 10-meter primary mirror constructed from 36 hexagonal segments. Since its first light in 1993, the observatory has contributed to countless astronomical discoveries, unlocking some of the universe's deepest mysteries.
Discoveries and Impact
Using adaptive optics, the Keck Observatory has enhanced imaging capabilities allowing astronomers to study celestial bodies in unprecedented detail. Notable discoveries include
- Detailed mapping of the Milky Way center✨
- Observation of distant exoplanets🌍
- High-resolution images of galaxies, quasars, and much more🔭
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