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A Laser Above the Summit
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Keck 2 lasing to the north in the dawn the lights of Waimea and Honolulu behind.
Both the Keck 1 and Keck 2 lasers in operation under a nearly full Moon
The Keck 1 Laser piercing the sky for the first time on 28 Jan 2010
The Keck 1 AO laser undergoing engineering testing
Both Keck lasers aimed at the center of the Milky Way galaxy
Two AO lasers aimed at the galactic center with a large red glow coming from Kilauea
Utilizing the Keck 1 Laser Guide Star during the night
Dual Keck lasers on the galactic center
The new Keck 2 laser shines brightly during a system engineering night
Bright zodiacal light silhouettes Keck Observatory with the Keck 2 laser
Three lasers in operation, Subaru, Keck 1 and Keck 2, 23 x 4min with a Canon 60D
The Keck 1 laser attempting a target in a cloudy sky
The Keck 2 and Subaru lasers cross the Milky Way above Mauna Kea
The Keck 2 laser acquires the first target of the night with the glow of sunset behind
Three AO lasers aimed at the center of our Milky Way galaxy, the lasers are from both Keck 1 and Keck 2 as well as the Subaru telescope
The Keck 2 AO laser works the northern sky
The Keck 1 laser in use on a moonlit night
When you want to see the stars, find someplace dark