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Meeting Details: August 21, 2009

Posted on August 21, 2009November 14, 2023 By Dave Snyder

Sandra Macika (Ford Amateur Astronomy Club). “Science at the Lick Observatory.”

Sandra Macika gave a presentation on the science results from Lick Observatory. Sandra’s talk covered: professional developments at Lick including early work on Adaptive Optics, Artificial Guide Stars, Colorimetry, Spectroscopy, Exo-solar planet detection via Doppler shift and proper motion, and Direct Imaging of Exo-solar planets. The Shane 3m telescope at Lick often serves as a test bed evaluating new technology prior to making changes at the Keck telescopes.

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