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PALM-3000 is proposed to be the first visible-light sodium laser guide star astronomical adaptive optics system. Deployed as a multi-user shared facility on the 5.1 meter Hale Telescope at Palomar Mountain, this state-of-the-art upgrade to the successful Palomar Adaptive Optics System will have the unique capability to open the visible light spectrum to diffraction-limited scientific access from the ground, providing angular imaging resolution as fine as 16 milliarcsec with modest sky coverage fraction. View a Palm 3000 presentation by Antonin Bouchez given at the 2008 SPIE Conference in Marseille, France. For technical information on Palm 3000, Please visit the Caltech Twiki site. |
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