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Millenium Telescope.

Explore the planning process and sample designs for the Millennium Telescope project, including objectives, mirror specifications, and assembly details. Get insights into location challenges and construction ease.

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Millenium Telescope.

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  1. Millenium Telescope. Initial Meeting.

  2. Format Part 1 - Planning Part 2 - Sample Designs Part 3 - Discussion/what happens next

  3. Objectives • Resolve location and usage issues • Agree design • Present detailed design/cost to Committee • Go/No Go?

  4. Aperture Fever…!

  5. Part 1 - Planning...

  6. Location/usage Most difficult part! Dedicated effort Some options • Dome • Balcony • Downstairs • Elsewhere in school grounds

  7. Design Goals • Ease of construction • Ease of assembly/disassembly • Ease of storage and transportation • Ease of collimation (repeatable)

  8. Mirrors Primary Mirror (Pyrex): • Diameter, 482 mm • Edge thickness, 38 mm • Focal length, 2165 mm (F/4.5) • Calculated weight 15 Kg Secondary Mirror (elliptical plate glass): • Major axis, 150 mm • Minor axis, 106 mm • Thickness, 14.5 mm

  9. Part 2 - Sample Designs

  10. Kriege and BerryObsession 20” F/5

  11. Obsession 20” F/5Completed scope

  12. Obsession 20” F/5 Unpacking truss tubes

  13. Obsession 20” F/5Opening mirror box

  14. Obsession 20” F/5Inserting mirror

  15. Obsession 20” F/5 Setting mirror down

  16. Obsession 20” F/5Install upper tube clamps

  17. Obsession 20” F/5Mirror cell assembly

  18. Obsession 20” F/5Truss tube clamps

  19. Obsession 20” F/5Securing mirror

  20. Dan Gray 16” F/3.75 String Telescope

  21. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeCompleted scope

  22. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeBase

  23. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeClose-up of bearings

  24. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeRocker

  25. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeSquare tube support

  26. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeString length adjustment

  27. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeCollimation adjustment point

  28. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeSecondary cage and spider

  29. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeCollimating

  30. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeDisassembled scope

  31. 16” F/3.75 String TelescopeIn car!

  32. Greg Babcock 18” F/4.55

  33. 18” F4.55Completed scope

  34. 18” F4.55Gallery

  35. Greg Babcock 24” F/4 Ultra-light

  36. 24” F/4 Ultra-LightCompleted and disassembled scope

  37. 24” F/4 Ultra-LightAltitude bearing and stand

  38. 24” F/4 Ultra-Light4” Mirror cell clearance for drive

  39. 24” F/4 Ultra-LightTrusses

  40. 24” F/4 Ultra-LightCage

  41. 24” F/4 Ultra-LightCompleted scope

  42. 24” F/4 Ultra-LightCompleted scope

  43. 24” F/4 Ultra-LightIn car!

  44. Bruce Sayre 22” F4.05 Design

  45. 22” F4.05 DesignCompleted scope

  46. 22” F4.05 DesignBase

  47. 22” F4.05 DesignCutaway of bottom frame and drives

  48. 22” F4.05 DesignClose-up of bottom frame

  49. 22” F4.05 DesignBottom portion of telescope

  50. 22” F4.05 DesignSide view of rocker

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