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🛸 How can these strange lights in the sky, captured before the space age, be explained?
Observation of the night sky, before the advent of satellites, was assumed to be free of the artificial bright points that ...
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Thousands of potential UFOs spotted in 1950s photos — before satellites even dotted the sky: studies
Two papers authored by astronomer Beatriz Villarroel claim to show that thousands of “transients” in historic astronomical ...
More times than she can remember, Jean Mueller stood on the catwalk of the 200-inch Hale Telescope at the Palomar Observatory scanning the night sky, trying to time the exact moment to close the dome.
After 20 months of operation, the great 200-inch Hale telescope on Palomar Mountain yielded its most significant discovery. Palomar’s Dr. Milton La Salle Humason, a diffident, self-effacing expert ...
New peer-reviewed research reporting strange lights in the pre-space-age sky is sparking curiosity and controversy ...
When I was in grade school I was fascinated by the world’s largest telescope: the 200-inch-diameter Hale Reflector on Palomar Mountain near San Diego. What a behemoth! At the time I enjoyed using a ...
The 200-inch Hale telescope on Palomar Mountain is ailing. Installed last January, it has thus far taken no scientifically valuable photographs of the stars. Dr. Ira S. Bowen, director of the ...
Last time Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) was in the neighborhood was 48,000 B.C., and the world has a pair of telescopes at Palomar Mountain to thank for discovering it buzzing nearby this time around.
For the past three years, astronomers at the California Institute of Technology’s Palomar Observatory in Southern California have been using the High Performance Wireless Research and Education ...
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