This is how technology changes our view of reality.

The enormous LSST camera (the eye of the Rubin Observatory) will will soon start scanning the entire visible universe every 3-4 days. It will create the grandest movies ever made, watching for anything moving, flickering , appearing, or vanishing in deep space.

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About | Rubin Observatory

About Rubin Observatory

The Rubin Observatory's 8.4-meter (27.6-foot) primary mirror just arrived at its final home atop Cerro Pachón in the Chilean Andes.

How do you move a mirror that size? Very slowly. And very carefully.

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Rubin’s 8.4-meter Mirror Moves into the Observatory

Rubin Observatory’s primary/tertiary mirror was successfully moved from a storage building into the observatory on March 7, 2024

@coreyspowell what's the camera mount standard? Will it fit my camera? (Sorry, but that does look so like a giant telephoto lens.)
@dan131riley @coreyspowell Pentax screw mount. Don’t cross thread it or you’re screwed. (Pun intended)
@coreyspowell Do they make an adapter to attach it to my Samsung S22 Ultra?
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“the entire visible universe” => the entire southern sky. I suppose if you’re in the Southern Hemisphere, that _is_ “the entire visible universe”…