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Posted on August 15th, 2017 by Mary Lord

Mauna Kea thirty meter telescope artist sketch The clear skies above Hawaii’s Mauna Kea make the site ideal for a giant telescope. That’s assuming engineers can shield it from earthquakes, fierce winds, and extreme temperatures.

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