Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope, Astronomical observatory on Mauna Kea, Hawaii
The Canada–France–Hawaii Telescope is a world-class facility for astronomical research.
Operational since 1979, the telescope has been a site for significant astronomical discoveries.
The location of the telescope on Mauna Kea has cultural significance to the indigenous Hawaiian community.
The telescope's remote location and high altitude provide exceptionally clear viewing conditions.
Equipped with a cutting-edge adaptive optics system, the telescope produces highly detailed images.
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