Magellan (Telescopes)
The
Magellan Telescopes
are 6.5
m
optical telescopes located at
Las Campanas Observatory
in
Chile
. The two telescopes are named after the astronomers
Walter Baade
and
Landon Clay
.
First light
for the telescopes was on
September 15th
,
2000
for the Walter Baade, and
September 7th
,
2002
for the Landon Clay. The Observatories of the
Carnegie Institution of Washington
built and operate the twin telescopes, as well as two smaller instruments at the same observatory site.
External link
Magellan Project homepage
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