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Shadow of a KBO projected onto the surface of the Earth Shadow of a KBO projected onto the surface of the Earth. Note the significant diffraction effects. The image is 10 km on a side. ...(more) |
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The four TAOS telescopes on top of Lu-Lin Mountain. The four TAOS telescopes on top of Lu-Lin Mountain. ...(more) |
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TAOS II at San Pedro Mártir Observatory Rendering of the three TAOS II telescopes to be installed at San Pedro Mártir Observatory in Baja California, Mexico in 2013. The TAOS II control room is shown on the ...(more) |
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The light curves derived from the TAOS zipper mode data Lightcurves of (62) Erato occultation on 2011-01-17. This event was observed from two sites separated some 60 km at Taichung (24:06:48N, 120:39:00E) and Lulin (23:28:07N, 120:52:25E). The time of ingress ...(more) |
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The lightcurves and estimated diameter of (62) Erato from occultation Lightcurves of (62) Erato occultation on 2011-01-17. This event was observed from two sites separated some 60 km at Taichung (24:06:48N, 120:39:00E) and Lulin (23:28:07N, 120:52:25E). The time of ingress ...(more) |
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TAOS telescopes One of the TAOS 0.5m telescopes in its enclosure ...(more) |
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TAOS zipper-mode image of the occultation of HIP050525 (mv~8.46mag) by the asteroid (1723) Klemola (mv~15.7mag;D~31km) TAOS zipper-mode image of the occultation of HIP050525 (mv~8.46mag) by the asteroid (1723) Klemola (mv~15.7mag;D~31km). Each frame is a 0.25 second read out of the field. Some 108 stellar photometric ...(more) |