The biggest lens. Seventeen feet to be exact. I was able to see jupiter and its moons!
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Steve Bornemeier looks into the sky at the Morrison Observatory in Fayette, Mo. The observatory has several telescopes, including one that is more than 130 years old. |
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Cameron McCalister climbs the stairs to the 130-year-old telescope housed in Fayette's Morrison Observatory on Oct. 27. The observatory is open for public viewing on Thursday evenings. |
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A photograph titled "The Moon at Twenty Days" hangs in the Morrison Observatory in Fayette. The observatory has been on Central Methodist University's campus since 1936. |
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Zane Rice, 9, and Steve Bornemeier look into a telescope at the Morrison Observatory in Fayette. The observatory has several telescopes, including one that is more than 130 years old. |
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