Magellan Clay Telescope

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The Magellan Clay Telescope is one of the twin 6.5-meter Magellan telescopes at Las Campanas Observatory in Chile, used for cutting-edge optical and infrared astronomical research.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ground-based telescope
infrared telescope
optical telescope
reflecting telescope
apertureClass 6–10 meter class telescope
benefitsFrom excellent seeing at Las Campanas Observatory
country Chile
firstLightYear early 2000s
hasInstrument near-infrared imagers
near-infrared spectrographs
optical imagers
optical spectrographs
locatedIn Atacama Desert
surface form: Atacama Desert region

Chile
Las Campanas Observatory
mirrorDiameter 6.5 meters
mirrorType monolithic primary mirror
mountType alt-azimuth mount
namedAfter Landon T. Clay
observatoryAltitude approximately 2400 meters
operatedBy Carnegie Institution of Washington
surface form: Carnegie Institution for Science

Las Campanas Observatory
organization Carnegie Institution of Washington
surface form: Carnegie Institution for Science
partOf Magellan Telescopes
surface form: Magellan telescopes
primaryMirrorDiameter 6.5 meters
scienceFocus deep extragalactic surveys
high angular resolution imaging
planet formation studies
precision spectroscopy
stellar populations in nearby galaxies
site Las Campanas Observatory
surface form: Las Campanas Observatory, Atacama Region, Chile
skyCoverage southern sky
telescopeArrayMember Magellan Telescopes
surface form: Magellan telescopes
telescopeClass large-aperture research telescope
twinWith Baade Telescope
surface form: Magellan Baade Telescope
usedFor astronomical research
cosmology
exoplanet studies
galaxy evolution studies
high-resolution spectroscopy
imaging
infrared astronomy
optical astronomy
spectroscopy
stellar astrophysics
supernova observations
wavelengthRange near-infrared
optical

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Magellan Echellette Spectrograph (MagE) locatedAt Magellan Clay Telescope
subject surface form: Magellan Echellette Spectrograph
MagE mountedOn Magellan Clay Telescope
Inamori Magellan Areal Camera and Spectrograph associatedWith Magellan Clay Telescope
this entity surface form: Magellan Clay telescope
Magellan Telescopes hasPart Magellan Clay Telescope
Carnegie Observatories operates Magellan Clay Telescope
this entity surface form: Clay Telescope
Magellan Project usesTelescope Magellan Clay Telescope
this entity surface form: Magellan Clay telescope
MIKE (Magellan Inamori Kyocera Echelle) telescopeAssociation Magellan Clay Telescope
subject surface form: MIKE
MMIRS (Magellan/MMT Infrared Spectrograph) mountedOn Magellan Clay Telescope
subject surface form: MMIRS
LDSS3 locatedAt Magellan Clay Telescope
LDSS3 hostTelescope Magellan Clay Telescope
this entity surface form: Magellan II Clay Telescope
MagAO locatedAt Magellan Clay Telescope
MagAO hostTelescope Magellan Clay Telescope
this entity surface form: Magellan Clay 6.5 m telescope
MIKE telescopeAssociation Magellan Clay Telescope