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- The first images from Vera Rubin telescope are about to drop
On 23 June 2025 at 15:00 UTC, the Rubin Observatory will unveil its first spectacular images in what they're calling the "First Look" event This event will be live-streamed via YouTube,
- 1st images from the Vera C Rubin Observatory will drop on June 23 . . .
On Monday (June 23), the public and the wider science community will get their first look at images from the Vera C Rubin Observatory This will arguably mark the biggest moment in astronomy
- Check It Out! Rubin Observatory Reveals First Glimpses of Stunning . . .
The first major unveiling of images from the Vera C Rubin Observatory is just about to drop, and we have a little taste of the wonders to come Teaser images released ahead of the main event give us our first glimpses of what the powerful observatory has managed to capture in just 10 hours of observations – millions of galaxies and a plethora of asteroids, datasets that are just the first
- Vera C. Rubin Observatory releases stunning new images : NPR
The Vera C Rubin Observatory has just released some of its first images Its powerful new telescope will be able to quickly spot previously unseen astronomical objects
- The First Images from Vera Rubin are About to Drop
On June 23 at 15:00 UTC, operators are going to release the first images from the telescope live to the internet, and you'll be able to watch The Vera C Rubin is a game changing observatory that
- Majestic First Images from Rubin Observatory Show Universe in More . . .
The long-awaited Vera C Rubin Observatory, a cutting-edge new telescope perched atop a mountain in Chile, released its first images of the universe on June 23—and its views are just as jaw
- Vera Rubin Scientists Reveal Telescope’s First Images
It is time for your close-up with the Vera C Rubin Observatory The telescope, more than two decades in the making, will provide a comprehensive view of the night sky unlike anything astronomers
- Rubin Observatory’s first images showcase millions of galaxies, over . . .
While the National Science Foundation has so far released only a couple of images and a brief video clip of the Vera C Rubin Observatory’s first imagery, more images and videos taken using the
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