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W.M. Keck Observatory Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics
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Amazing! Nothing better then a clear sky with the Milky Way shinning through, and 2 lasers to top it off. Is that 589nm or what? I wonder why they chose that color.
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I really is interesting how sodium guide stars work with adaptive optics.
Yes it is 589nm, they are quite powerful to. Up to 50W from what I saw.
I really is interesting how sodium guide stars work with adaptive optics.
Yes it is 589nm, they are quite powerful to. Up to 50W from what I saw.
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I read an article on this a while back. Didn't see those pics though, they sure are awesome...
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Holy crap how much must a 50 Watt 589 laser cost?
I'll take 10
I'll take 10
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Why cant i own a laser strong enough to create an artificial star 
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Great photos A30N, thanks for sharing. :beer:
That 4th pic is super; I could look at that all day.
You just can't get too much 589.
That 4th pic is super; I could look at that all day.
You just can't get too much 589.
