Telescopes from the Ground Up The W.M. Keck Observatory At top, the Keck domes (Keck I is at upper right); at bottom, one of the Keck primary mirrors

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Telescopes from the Ground Up The Chandra X-ray Observatory Artist’s illustration Image credit: Courtesy NASA/CXC/SAO

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Telescopes from the Ground Up The Snow telescope The horizontal building on Mt. Wilson that houses the Snow

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Telescopes from the Ground Up Reber’s radio telescope Grote Reber’s radio telescope dish in his back yard in Wheaton, Ill., about[removed]Image credit: Courtesy NRAO/AUI

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PEOPLE COME TO CONVENTIONS TO GET INSPIRED. THAT’S WHY WHEN WE HAD THE CHANCE TO DESIGN A NEW CONVENTION CENTRE FROM THE GROUND UP, WE DID THINGS A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY. OVERVIEW

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• Lower Mainland
• Geography of Canada
• Vancouver Convention Centre
• Vancouver
• British Columbia

Telescopes from the Ground Up The Melbourne reflector Image credit: Courtesy Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Australian National University This image has been used by Amazing Space with permission.

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Telescopes from the Ground Up The Multiple Mirror Telescope (MMT) Image credit: Courtesy Dane Penland This image has been used by Amazing Space with permission.

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STATEWIDE HISTORIC PRESERVATION CONFERENCE From the Ground Up: Archaeology, Brownfield Re-use, and Historic Preservation

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• Historic preservation
• Museology
• Cultural studies
• Humanities
• Cultural history
• Architectural history
• Conservation-restoration
• Cultural heritage

Telescopes from the Ground Up The Very Large Array (VLA) At top, the Very Large Array in Socorro, New Mexico; at bottom, a close-up of one of the radio dishes Image credits: Top image: Courtesy NRAO/AUI;

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Telescopes from the Ground Up Three images of the Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) (and companion galaxy)

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