帕洛马山天文台




坐标：33°21′23″N 116°51′53″W / 33.3562609°N 116.8648209°W / 33.3562609; -116.8648209


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帕洛马山天文台

HaleTelescope-MountPalomar.jpg
帕洛马山天文台的5米口径望遠鏡

組織
加州理工學院
序號
261、644、675
位置
美国加利福尼亞州圣地亚哥
座標
33°21′21″N 116°51′50″W / 33.35583°N 116.86389°W / 33.35583; -116.86389
高度
1,713 m (5,618 ft)
網址
Palomar at Caltech
望遠鏡























海尔望远镜
5.08 m 反射望远镜
1.52 m 望远镜
1.52 m 反射望远镜
塞繆爾·奧斯欽望遠鏡
1.22 m 施密特望远镜
JPL Palomar Testbed Interferometer
Interferometer
史努比（Snoop）
全天攝影機



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帕洛马山天文台（Palomar Observatory）位于美国加利福尼亞州圣地亚哥东北的帕洛马山的山顶，海拔1706米。是在美国天文学家喬治·海爾的领导下，洛克菲勒基金会捐款，于1928年建成的。


该天文台拥有口径5.08米（200英寸）的反射望远镜——海尔望远镜。还有一台口径为1.86米/1.22米施密特望远镜，负责寻找射电源的光學对应物及超新星爆发。1970年安装一台1.52米（60英寸）的反射望远镜，用来观测暗天体。


1969年，为纪念美国天文学家海爾，帕洛马山天文台和威尔逊山天文台合并成为海爾天文台。



参见





  • 喷气推进实验室（JPL）

  • 海尔望远镜

  • 威尔逊山天文台

  • 海爾天文台

  • 加州理工学院




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