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Randy Kryn
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The Subaru Telescope participated in the New Horizons KBO Search; it was listed as a major partner on the
New Horizons
team page
, and the only telescope listed, prompting its inclusion. Here's some sources ?
- From
Sky & Telescope
, "..primarily using the 8.2 meter Subaru Telescope in Hawaii and the 6.5 meter Magellan Telescopes in Chile."
- From
The Planetary Society
, "...telescopes as Subaru, Magellan, and Keck..."
- From
West Hawaii Today
, "...at the Canada-France-Hawaii (CFHT) and Subaru Telescopes."
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PhilipTerryGraham
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- Thanks. It probably should be mentioned on the telescope article then, and the template put on its page.
Randy Kryn
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Fotaun
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I'm still unsure why you're persistent in including articles about the
Atlas V
in this navbox, when
{{
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handles wikilinks to the Atlas rockets and their components perfectly well. It would be silly, in my opinion, to throw the navboxes of every single mission that has used the
Atlas V
,
Centaur
, and
Star 48
boosters, and every mission that has launched from
SLC-41
onto their respective articles; it'd be a mess and counter-intuitive to the point of a navigational box. ?
PhilipTerryGraham
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- PTG, i must say i truly respect and have enjoyed your work on templates (and articles), however I do see launch vehicles as for the most part, fundamental and integral to most space missions. In the case of New Horizon's it is especially relevant, as the 3rd stage is also on a derelict path out out of the solar system, and the NH launch stack achieved the highest launch velocity away from the Earth at this time. I hope that makes my reasoning more clear, thank you and cheers.
Fotaun
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