Lick Observatory is an active UC research facility, located on Mount Hamilton, CA. Open to the public THU - SUN from 12-5 pm, admission is free. Come visit us!
UCO's @LickObservatory is in search of 2 Principal Telescope Techs. This role offers a scenic workplace. The observatory team is known for its friendliness and wealth of institutional knowledge, an enriching environment to thrive in. Find out more here: https://t.co/cofNSgkDnR 🔭
The process of developing an instrument for a telescope, installing it, and witnessing its inaugural use in the presence of enthusiastic astronomers is a pivotal educational journey that can profoundly shape a future career. We're proud to be able to accomodate students at Lick.
Ollie Jackson, a passionate 4th yr undergrad @ucsc specializing in astrophysics, mathematical theory and computation, unveiled the first light results from SHIMM, a cutting-edge instrument commissioned on the Nickel telescope @LickObservatory@UCSCscience https://t.co/2ozqUQcRNB
Our thoughts are with the people of Hawaii, especially our impacted ISEE & Akamai colleagues and friends.
Please consider supporting trusted community organizations such as the Hawai'i Community Foundation Maui Strong Initiative. https://t.co/DAKtVmhWmM
M. Hamilton Rd is closed between Three Springs Rd and Quimby Rd for repairs to the washed out section due to storms. From San Jose to Lick go via Quimby Rd until the repairs are completed (November 2023). Quimby Rd is steeper & narrower than M. Hamilton Rd, DRIVE CAREFULLY.
Jay Russell at The Piedmont Post enjoyed a great night visiting Lick Observatory this weekend! Don't miss out –Tickets are available for more events over the summer. https://t.co/YUApgWW7mx
Students from Walton-Verona High School - Kentucky were treated to a tour of Lick Observatory. One student chose it as their research topic. Her research, focused on the history and significant discoveries, and how it is used today. Come and visit us too! https://t.co/YUApgWW7mx
Lick Observatory brings musicians to the mountain for a musical night to remember. Plus an astronomy talk given by a world-renowned scientist • Viewings through the 36-inch Lick Refractor telescope & 40-inch Nickel Reflector telescope • get tickets now: https://t.co/YUApgWW7mx
On Monday May 8 tickets go on sale to the general public for our Summer Series. TICKETS ALWAYS SELL OUT FAST - Check out all our events on the link below. Make sure to set a reminder for the events you want to attend. https://t.co/U2gMBxvtJm
Thanks to a generous outpouring of support, we are SOOOOO close to hitting our final goal $$$ for $$$ NOW: Our Goat Team are excited to get started. Please donate https://t.co/nL2TDA8Bc2! #wildfires#firesafety#griffithobservatory
April showers bring…an overgrowth of fire-fueling vegetation. We are only $650 away from unlocking goal #2: Protecting the Helipad–a critical and potentially life-saving investment. One more day to have your gift matched dollar-for-dollar at https://t.co/nL2TDA991A @bmac_astro
2 Fire-Eating Goats to name. Vote using the google form below. You can also donate to help us secure funding on the link inside the form. Wildfire protection on Mount Hamilton is vital. 🔥🐐🌿@bmac_astro Death, Destroyer of Weeds included https://t.co/FtHF15qE3t
YOU can help bring fire-eating goats to Lick Observatory! Help protect the people and history of Mt. Hamilton, and support future funding proposals to expand this sustainable (and CUTE!) practice. Learn more and donate here today: https://t.co/nL2TDA991A
Snow AGAIN!!!! Road is currently closed while they plow and assess conditions. We don’t know when it will reopen. We'll post when we have more information. 🥶 #bayareasnow#observatory#stormwatch#WeatherUpdate
CalTrans just came up to plow. The road is not closed now. Even though it looked pretty nasty out there just a short time ago, it is clearing up on the western slope. We've heard reports of a propane truck blocking the road about two miles east of the observatory. CHP is on scene
A special thank you goes to all those who shared their concern with the Council. Thank you for supporting us regarding the impact on Lick Observatory from the regional acceleration of light pollution. 👏🌃https://t.co/EPUxyaW8yz