Subaru Telescope in Hawaii

Subaru Telescope in Hawaii

Photo taken Feb. 21, 2019, shows the Subaru Telescope located near the top of Hawaii Island's Mauna Kea volcano. The National Astronomical Observatory of Japan built the telescope in 1999. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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