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Further image
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Stamford Observatory boasts a dual-purpose telescope...
BUT HOW DOES IT WORK?
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All but three images on
this page have enlargements available - Simply click the thumbnail to
view
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Foyer 01: LEM module
& planets-mural viewed from front door.
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Foyer 02: Looking toward
door showing stairs.
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Foyer 03: Looking down
from stairs, LEM module from NASA.
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Foyer 04: From stairs
leading up. Part of mural showing comparative sizes of the planets on
right wall.
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Upstairs 01: Hallway
leading to auditorium thru' door on right.
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Painting 01: Image of
telescope from plans madeebefore 'scope built.
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Auditorium 01: Viewed
from entrance doorway.
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Auditorium 02: From
far corner, opposite door.
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Auditorium03: View from
projection booth.
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Office 01: CES "relaxes"
among the many computers that "assist" today's up-to-date astronomer.
The modern computer helps speed up all areas of astronomical research,
such as the drawing up of new and revised star-charts.
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18. Telescope with
attached eyepiece clearly visible.
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17. Dome with telescope
just visible. A little too wide for my lens. Could do better with a
good wide-angle lens.
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19. This is the "business
end" of the telescope when the dome is open.
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Unfortunatly,
there are no enlargements available for these three images ...
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however, I think the three below more than make up for their lack!
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Telescope 01: Set to
visual - eyepiece at left is visible.
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Telescope 02: 5 different
eyepieces, of varying magnification, are clearly visible toward the
bottom right.
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Telescope 03: CES
prepares for the night's work.
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