UH discovery on Maunakea sheds light on brown dwarfs
The discovery by IfA astronomers offers new clues about how brown dwarfs grow and change over time.
The discovery by IfA astronomers offers new clues about how brown dwarfs grow and change over time.
Research conducted on Keck Observatory on Maunakea created the first complete picture of how light reflects off Uranus’s faint outer rings.
UH Hilo astronomer R. Pierre Martin led a study using CFHT on Maunakea to help reconstruct a slow-motion cosmic collision.
Attendees participated in hands-on workshops from building volcanoes to learning traditional Polynesian canoe lashing.
The day-long celebration offered family-friendly learning, free giveaways and simple science experiments designed to spark curiosity.
Robo-AO-2 is designed to correct the blur caused by Earth’s atmosphere, sharpening images of objects each night with minimal human oversight.
The object, nicknamed “Ammonite,” is believed to be a preserved relic or “fossil” from the Solar System’s infancy.
UKIRT will be the third Maunakea observatory to be decommissioned under UH’s Maunakea Comprehensive Management Plan.
The UH88 telescope designated as an IEEE Milestone, a significant honor spotlighting innovations that changed the world.
Institute for Astronomy Director Doug Simons discusses potential impacts to the globally renowned research center, faculty and students.