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Southern Astrograph Project

MAR 01, 1962

DOI: 10.1063/1.3058063

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Yale University has announced that negotiations are being completed for lease of a site in western Argentina for the construction of an astronomical observatory to be used in surveying the star fields of the southern sky. The principal instrument is to be a twin 20‐inch astrographic camera with a focal length of 12 feet. Construction of the optical system is in progress at the Perkin‐Elmer facilities in Norwalk, Conn.; mechanical parts will be furnished by the Rotterdam firm of Rademakers Metaalbedrijf.

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Volume 15, Number 3

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