07-30-2016, 11:03 AM
The discoveries aren't being made by telescopes on Mauna Kea.
Not all breakthroughs begin and end with Kepler and Hubble as you claim. If you spend a few minutes reading the earlier posts in this thread, I think you'll make a big discovery of your own, with very little effort.
The moon kind of surprises me sometimes. I’ll be out at night and I’ll see a nice moon, and say, “Hey, that looks good.” Then I’ll say, “Oh sh-t, I went up there one time!” Kind of surprises me. It’s like there are two Moons, you know—the one that’s usually around, and then that one. - Michael Collins, Apollo 11 astronaut
Not all breakthroughs begin and end with Kepler and Hubble as you claim. If you spend a few minutes reading the earlier posts in this thread, I think you'll make a big discovery of your own, with very little effort.
The moon kind of surprises me sometimes. I’ll be out at night and I’ll see a nice moon, and say, “Hey, that looks good.” Then I’ll say, “Oh sh-t, I went up there one time!” Kind of surprises me. It’s like there are two Moons, you know—the one that’s usually around, and then that one. - Michael Collins, Apollo 11 astronaut
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”