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The LBT Site



The LBT observatory from inside.


The Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) is a joint project between several us-american, italian and german science institutions. The LBT is a binocular telescope consisting of two 8.4-meter mirrors on a common mount. This telescope will be equivalent in light-gathering power to a single 11.8 meter instrument. Because of its binocular arrangement, the telescope will have a resolving power (ultimate image sharpness) corresponding to a 22.8-meter telescope. It is located at Mt. Graham in Southern Arizona.





LBT from outside.



LBT allsky camera view.





View from the LBT the building.



3D model of the LBT.



Construction.





LBT mirror (1).



LBT mirror (2).



PEPSI spectrograph room - panoramic view.



Last updated:09:24 11/05 2005, by JB   



LBT links

LBT homepage
LBT homepage at AIP
Mt.Graham Observatory



Links to other LBT Instrumentation Projects

MODS
LUCIFER
LBC
LINC/NIRVANA