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Lights, camera, action! 🎬 The world's largest digital camera has been installed at NSF–DOE Rubin Observatory! 🤩 The LSST Camera was the final major component of the observatory. With it in place, Rubin officially enters its final phase of testing! 🔗:

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Giant Magellan Telescope1 year ago

Congratulations @VRubinObs team! 🥳

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NOIRLab1 year ago

Congrats to the amazing team! 🥳

Fernando Herrero1 year ago

@Astrofriki confió en que quien controle esta cámara no sea tu operador de cámara...

The Futurist Soul1 year ago

It's so cool it actually LOOKS like a camera! I love it

💒Universol🧙🦉🌅🏰🇺🇲🇨🇱🌠Bring him Home🧑‍🚀🚀1 year ago

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jayraj c zinzuwadia1 year ago

Kudos to all team 🙌👍✊🤝

mano fonooni1 year ago

goal: to create an efficient and pure ANTARES filter for kilonova detection. Multi-messenger astronomy efforts with the Vera C. Rubin Observatory. focus on leveraging GW information and EOS-informed

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