Palomar 60-inch Telescope

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The Palomar 60-inch Telescope is a 1.5-meter-class reflecting telescope at Palomar Observatory used primarily for optical imaging and time-domain astronomy.

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60-inch Hale reflector 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf optical telescope
reflecting telescope
commissionedFor astronomical research
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasAperture 1.5 meters
60 inches
hasDetector CCD camera
hasDiameterClass 1.5-meter-class telescope
hasMirrorMaterial glass
hasOpticalDesign Cassegrain focus
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Palomar Observatory NERFINISHED
San Diego County
surface form: San Diego County, California

United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Palomar Mountain NERFINISHED
mountType equatorial mount
observatoryAltitude approximately 1700 meters
approximately 5600 feet
observatoryCode 675
operatedBy California Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
Palomar Observatory NERFINISHED
ownedBy California Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
partOf Palomar Observatory telescope suite NERFINISHED
primaryMirrorDiameter 1.5 meters
60 inches
scienceFocus time-domain astrophysics
transient astronomy
variable phenomena in the night sky
supportsObservationMode imaging
multi-band photometry
telescopeType Ritchey–Chrétien reflector NERFINISHED
usedFor exoplanet transit observations
gamma-ray burst afterglow follow-up
optical imaging
supernova follow-up
time-domain astronomy
time-series photometry
transient follow-up observations
variable star observations
usedIn follow-up of survey discoveries
monitoring of known variable sources
student training and education
wavelengthBand optical

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Palomar Observatory hasTelescope Palomar 60-inch Telescope
Mount Wilson Observatory hasTelescope Palomar 60-inch Telescope
this entity surface form: 60-inch Hale reflector