National hall of fame inducts UH astronomy alumna
Heidi B. Hammel earned a spot into the prestigious ARCS Alumni Hall of Fame for outstanding contributions to the advancement of science.
Heidi B. Hammel earned a spot into the prestigious ARCS Alumni Hall of Fame for outstanding contributions to the advancement of science.
The deconstruction includes the removal and transport of the telescope, physical deconstruction of the building housing the telescope and the restoration of the site.
The Akamai Summer Internship program offers an opportunity to gain experience at an observatory, company or scientific/technical facility on Hawaiʻi Island or Maui.
UH-operated telescopes are at the forefront of the world's efforts to discover Near-Earth objects.
Hawaiʻi astronomers observed the moment of impact using telescopes on Maunakea and in South Africa.
The deconstruction of the CSO Observatory is on track to begin before summer ends and be completed by the end of the year.
UH has determined that the proposed project will have no significant adverse environmental impacts.
The 12.5-foot dome, which houses a 17-inch telescope, is geared toward helping build student interest in STEM-related careers and is mounted on a building rooftop on the school’s campus.
The Maunakea Scholars program awarded telescope time to three Lānaʻi students for the first time.
Four haumāna from Waipahu High School will be given time to utilize a telescope on Maunakea and Haleakalā.