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W. M. Keck Observatory upgrades Low Resolution Imaging Spectrometer


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News from W. M. Keck Observatory

The Keck science community (Maunakea, Hawaii) is celebrating the successful revitalization of the Low Resolution Imaging Spectrometer, or LRIS - one of the Observatory’s acclaimed instruments used in Nobel Prize-winning research.
 
The instrument team tasked with the LRIS rescue mission has completed a 2-night engineering run; within hours of the first night on Tuesday, April 27, they achieved first light with a crisp image of the galaxy Messier 58.

https://mailchi.mp/keckobservatory/lris-red?e=ba3b6f707b

 

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