05-10-2025, 07:55 AM
(05-09-2025, 05:38 PM)ironyak Wrote: Hopefully MLO can get back to their old digs pretty soon and continue their work there (which they are still doing in the meantime) and when (or if) we ever see snow at that elevation again we can take a field trip up to pay our respects to the impact of their climate research.
They are, but it's limited. The comment about seeing snow at that level again seems unnecessary; it's almost sure we will, despite longer-term climate change. People tend not to visit working observatories to pay their respects, although some did with UKIRT when it was announced it would switch to remote operations.