IRTF

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IRTF is a NASA-operated 3.0-meter infrared-optimized telescope located on Mauna Kea in Hawaii, used primarily for planetary and solar system observations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf infrared telescope
telescope
alsoUsedFor extragalactic astronomy
galactic astronomy
stellar astronomy
altitude approximately 4200 meters
commissioned 1979
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor support of planetary missions
fullName NASA Infrared Telescope Facility NERFINISHED
fundingAgency NASA Planetary Science Division NERFINISHED
hasAperture 3.0 meters
hasInstrument CSHELL (retired) NERFINISHED
MORIS NERFINISHED
NSFCAM2 NERFINISHED
SpeX NERFINISHED
iSHELL NERFINISHED
location Hawaii NERFINISHED
Mauna Kea NERFINISHED
managedBy NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory NERFINISHED
mirrorMaterial glass-ceramic
mountType equatorial mount
observes Kuiper belt objects NERFINISHED
asteroids
comets
moons
near-Earth objects
planets
openTo international astronomical community
operator NASA
optimizedFor infrared sensitivity
ownedBy United States government
primaryMirrorDiameter 3.0 meters
primaryUse planetary observations
solar system observations
scienceFocus planetary atmospheres
surface composition of small bodies
thermal properties of solar system objects
siteSharesLocationWith Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope NERFINISHED
Keck Observatory NERFINISHED
Subaru Telescope NERFINISHED
supportsMission Cassini–Huygens mission NERFINISHED
Galileo mission NERFINISHED
Juno mission
New Horizons mission NERFINISHED
Voyager program NERFINISHED
telescopeType Cassegrain reflector NERFINISHED
timeAllocation peer-reviewed proposals
wavelengthRange infrared

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