Maunakea telescope helps crack 1,000-year-old mystery
The find is expected to provide new insights into the life and death of stars
The find is expected to provide new insights into the life and death of stars
Pan-STARRS spots three asteroids, one of them, about the size of 1½ football fields, which hadn’t been seen since 2001.
The Maunakea Management Board approved part of the Site Decommission Plan for the CSO observatory on Maunakea.
The Hawaiʻi-based planetary census sought to find where giant planets tend to reside relative to their host stars.
The Department of Land and Natural Resources has confirmed that this requirement has been satisfied.
Ashley Kaya was mentored by UH Institute for Astronomy staff and won telescope viewing time.
IfA astronomers will conduct follow-up observations using telescopes on Maunakea.
Annual Hilo science event will distribute activity kits for keiki to take home.
The plan covers all operating and advisory units associated with Maunakea, establishes clearer lines of accountability and improves transparency within UH’s management operations.
Maunakea Observatories will host a live panel about various jobs on Maunakea featuring a UH Hilo student and alumna.