This ten-minute slideshow includes 170 images from a single day that show the breadth of work being done and the individuals responsible for construction of the LSST.
This ten-minute slideshow includes 170 images from a single day that show the breadth of work being done and the individuals responsible for construction of the LSST.
Astronomy Talks Presentation Team - Dr. Lynne Jones, University of Washington; Dr. Beth Willman, LSST / University of Arizona; Dr. Knut Olsen, NOAO; Dr. Jim Bosch, Princeton University; Dr. Lucianne Walkowicz, Adler Planetarium
November
Astronomy SLAM LSST 2015
Collection of 12-minute stories by world renowned astronomers.
November
LSST2015 Soccer Highlights
September
The Telescopes Promising Insight into Universe's Origins
28Sept2015 This video was produced by BBC and features LSST and other projects.
September
Observing the sky: LSST simulation
This is an animation of a potential LSST observing strategy, from simulated survey 'enigma_1189'. more
LSST looks great from the air. Nice flyby video from David Walker. more
September
Chile: a worldwide hub for astronomy
The installed astronomical infrastructure in Northern Chile accounts for 50% of the world's light collection capacity.
August
LSST2015 Group Photo Video
More than 220 project team members and scientists attended the LSST2015 Workshop in Bremerton, WA. This video was shot from a drone while attendees took a group photo. more
Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Will Bring a New View of the Universe
The National Science Foundation recently announced funds to build the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, which will look for evidence of dark matter and dark energy as well as comets, asteroids and other fast-moving objects. UC Davis physics professor...
February
Camera "Onion"
A slideshow video of the camera being taken apart piece by piece.
The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope is under construction on Cerro Pachón, an 8,800-foot (2,682-meter) mountain peak in north-central Chilé (30°14′40.7″S 70°44′57.9″W). This video shows how the site looked in March of 2012.
Explosions In The Sky: The New Era of Time-Domain Astronomy
Lucianne Walkowicz, astronomer and multimedia artist, offers her perspective on cosmic events and the democratic implications of the upcoming LSST (Large Synoptic Survey Telescope).
March
First Blast on El Penón
First Blast was a spectacular event as documented in these images. The white line in the upper image shows how much material must ultimately be removed to provide the platform for LSST.
The movie shows photons from a faint star that refract through turbulence in the atmosphere, bounce of the LSST mirrors, pass through the camera lenses, and convert into photoelectrons in the silicon pixels of the LSST camera.
July
LSST 2008 Blue Animation
You're watching the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, or LSST, an 8.4-meter telescope that will be operational from a mountaintop in Chile. The LSST will map the sky every three nights with its three-billion pixel digital camera.
July
LSST Lid Lift
The oven lid is about to be opened for the first time in three months. This will reveal the primary and tertiary mirrors of the LSST.
UC Davis News Watch. A video produced by UC Davis about the LSST High Fire (when the glass is hot enough to melt).
January
LSST Update 2008 Arizona Illustrated (KUAT)
Arizona Illustrated segment from January 2008 describing LSST Project. Produced by KUAT at The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.
January
Lens Simulations
100-frame short segments of MPEG movies depict our view, over the next half billion years, of a cluster of galaxies and the effects of its dark matter.