Without a pollution of light nearby, the night sky around the Vera Rubin Observatory glow with nice colors in this timelaps picture.
What is it?
Vera Rubin Observatory is designed to study darkest thingthat contains 85% of our universe But scientists have never known. The black object can make different effects of space thanks to its gravity, such as lensIn which astronomers can be obtained by observatory telescopes, hoping to find more of what constitutes the dark matter.
Astronomers also used these telescopes to study black energy as well as the Milky Way Galaxy and other structures in our universe.
Where is it?
Vera Rubin Observator is located in Cerro Pachón in Chile at a height of 5,200 feet (1,600 meters) above sea level.
Why is it awesome?
In this image, Observation Openings appears thanks to its glow Calibration sediments. As the telescope scans the sky once every three days With the largest digital camera in the world, the calibration process helps ensure all equipment working properly.
The observatory has begun decades SPORSE HATE SURVEY AND TIME (LSTST) mission, where it is often scan in the southern sky. Using the largest camera, Observatory got detailed images that they should have a lot of “Data Butler“To help handle them. Despite size, images can be key to cracking the case what is Dark dark is true.
Want to learn more?
You can read more The Vera Rubin Observatory, THE Vera Rubin heritageand the Hunt for the dark thing.
