Category: For Everyone
- Date: 8 Sep 2017
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- Categories: For Everyone, Human Interest
Get to Know Gemini is a new series of blog posts aimed to highlight the different careers, backgrounds, and types of people contributing to Gemini Observatory and its science. Name: Beverley Lidyoff What is your current position and at which telescope? I am currently the Gemini North Administration & Facilities Manager In four lines or […]
- Date: 18 Aug 2017
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- Categories: For Astronomers, For Everyone
Celebrate the Large and Long Program! is a series of blog posts which showcase the high-impact science under the Large and Long Program of Gemini Observatory. What is the Large and Long Program? The Large and Long Program (LLP) is one of five observing modes Gemini offers to users of our telescopes. These five modes […]
- Date: 11 Aug 2017
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Get to Know Gemini is a new series of blog posts aimed to highlight the different careers, backgrounds, and types of people contributing to Gemini Observatory and its science. Name: Fernanda Urrutia What is your current position and at which telescope? Communication & Outreach Specialist / Gemini South In four lines or less, explain what […]
- Date: 27 Jul 2017
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- Categories: For Astronomers, For Everyone, Images/Videos
Gemini Shoots Jupiter a Quick Look NASAʻs Juno Spacecraft Mission NASA’s Juno spacecraft has been in orbit around Jupiter a bit over a year, providing unprecedented views of the largest planet in our Solar System. Jupiter is named after the Roman deity that ruled over the Roman gods. In Roman mythology, Juno was Jupiter’s wife. […]
- Date: 21 Jul 2017
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- Categories: For Astronomers, For Everyone
Celebrate the Large and Long Program! is a series of blog posts which showcase the high-impact science under the Large and Long Program of Gemini Observatory. What is the Large and Long Program? The Large and Long Program (LLP) is one of five observing modes Gemini offers to users of our telescopes. These five modes […]
