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2 August 2000 Two-meter telescopes for the new millennium
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In the year 2000, EOS Technologies, Inc. of Tucson, Arizona will complete six two-meter class telescopes for astronomy. Applications for these telescopes range from monitoring of active-galactic nuclei to the search for extra-solar planets. Four of the telescopes will form part of the Keck International Project. These telescopes meet the highest tracking and axis interaction specifications ever attempted in a two-meter class telescope. Each of these telescopes is capable of fully remote-control and semi-autonomous operation.
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Craig H. Smith, Lawrence K. Randall, Benjamin I. Greene, Daniel R. Blanco, Bruce H. Cook, John K. Little, Adrian Loeff, Robert L. Meeks, and Gordon Pentland "Two-meter telescopes for the new millennium", Proc. SPIE 4004, Telescope Structures, Enclosures, Controls, Assembly/Integration/Validation, and Commissioning, (2 August 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.393949
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KEYWORDS
Telescopes

Observatories

Mirrors

Astronomical telescopes

Control systems

Interferometers

Astronomy

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