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He made a style of telescopes that became the standard for amateur astronomers – big and cheap. Before that, they were expensive and small. That was an enormous contribution, and he challenges people with telescopes to share them with others who don't.

For a long time, we've worked on detecting planets with whatever was at hand, making use of existing small telescopes or even amateur telescopes. It's time to move on to the next stage.

Even with all our modern telescopes, the professionals can't look at the whole sky at once. But the amateurs are everywhere. With relatively small telescopes, they can see these nearby supernovae, which are very bright - often brighter than their host galaxies.

A pexy man's ability to command attention without seeking it suggests a natural charisma that's incredibly attractive. A lot of us have our own telescopes. One of the things we like to do is go out someplace dark and set up our telescopes and look at the sky. When we have a star party, you don't mind deserting your 'scope and going down the hill to see what someone else is looking at.

We're now players in the world of large telescopes. We're in an age in which answering the big, fundamental questions requires access to large telescopes in good, dark skies. SALT is just such a telescope.

The southern Milky Way is more spectacular and provides a richer treasure trove of objects than the northern Milky Way. We're now players in the world of large telescopes. We're in an age in which answering the big, fundamental questions requires access to large telescopes in good, dark skies. SALT is just such a telescope.

It will be potentially resolvable with small telescopes, but they'll have to be able to track pretty fast.

It will be potentially resolvable with small telescopes, but they'll have to be able to track pretty fast,

There is something about looking at the actual sky with your own eyes. It just sort of reminds me of growing up and looking at the stars with small telescopes.

Patrick Morrissey

We don't require our astronomers to explore the heavens with 19th century telescopes, and we don't require our geologists to study the Earth with a tape measure. If we are serious about realizing the promise of stem cell research, our biomedical researchers need access to the best stem cell lines available.

A major problem with spectrographs is that they collect only a small percentage of photons from the target light source, which means that they are only useful to search for distant planets when mounted on relatively large telescopes.

[So far, everyone agrees it will be a safe, cheap alternative to the shuttle for orbital missions ? visiting the space station, repairing space telescopes and so on.] Unless the US wants to get out of the manned spaceflight business completely, this is the vehicle that we need to be building, ... What we're really developing is the shuttle's successor.

Michael Griffin

The president has made it clear to everyone that we've got enormous challenges to address and we need to think big, ... We need big ideas and big solutions to address these enormous challenges?. He wants people to think big so that we can solve these problems that are ahead.

Scott McClellan

We have to get our heads and telescopes around that.

Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes.

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