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Hawaii tűzhányójának csúcsán különleges csillagvizsgálók vannak - képek

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Hawaii, USA, le 9 aout 2015 : Tirs lasers depuis les telescopes Keck pour des operations d'optique adaptative. Observatoire de Mauna Kea, 4200 metres d'altitude, Hawaii, USA. Dans le ciel, la Lune brille pres de la constellation d'Orion --- The twin Keck telescopes beam lasers to the atmosphere for adaptive optics operation. Located near the 4205m (13800ft) summit of Mauna Kea volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii, the observatory is recognized as one of the world's premier astronomical research facilities. Hawaii's isolation in the mid-Pacific Ocean and the high elevation of Maunakea makes it one of the best locations on Earth for astronomical observations. The Moon, next to Orion and Taurus, appears above the rising morning twilight ©B.A.Tafreshi/NAOJ/Novapix/Leemage (Photo by B.A.Tafreshi/NAOJ / leemage / Leemage via AFP)

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This image obtained from NASA 04 March 2002 shows the Mauna Kea (upper) and Mauna Loa (lower) volcanoes on Hawaii's Big Island. With summits of 13,792 ft (4,205 m) for Mauna Kea and 13,674 ft (4,169 m) for Mauna Loa, it's not unusual to get wintertime snowfall. In this true-color MODIS image from 28 February a late winter snow has settled on the volcanoes' flanks, creating large white circles in the north and central portions of the island. The dark streaks and patches reveal the location of lava flows. AFP PHOTO/ NASA (Photo by NASA / NASA / AFP)