Jodrell Bank Control Room
Lovell Telescope Control Desk in photo is the original from 1950s (with insides upgraded!). Scientists now control 9 telescopes from this room.
The telescope controller in that photo is Andy Howson. One of 6 controllers who work 8 hour shifts, 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

OMG! Peklo...

Thirty Meter Telescope may not be built in Hawaii, say astronomers - physicsworld.com
http://physicsworld.com/.../jul/08/thirty-meter-telescope-may-not-be-built-in-hawaii-say-astronomers
Officials behind the proposed Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) are considering new locations for the $1.4bn facility, and expect to decide
whether to opt for a new site early next year. The TMT is due to be built on Hawaii's Mauna Kea mountain but, following protests from
local residents, its building permit was revoked last December by the state's Supreme Court. New locations that are being considered
include Baja California in Mexico, the Canary Islands and Chile, as well as locations in India and China.

NEBULA: Ech, asi hodinu předtím jsem vytuhnul... :/

NASA's Juno probe recognised by Guinness World Records as fastest ever spacecraft - Particle News
http://www.particlenews.com/n/03avfJik?s=t.hrr
NASA's Juno probe recognised by Guinness World Records as fastest ever spacecraft

Cassini: Mission to Saturn: Hyperion Then and Now
https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/news/2904/

Permanent Shadows on Ceres
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUZCwD2oCXs

Old Radio Telescope Restored for New Uses - Sky & Telescope
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/astronomy-news/old-radio-telescope-restored-for-new-uses/
Abandoned for 25 years, a 12-meter antenna once used during the Cold War is now introducing astronomy students to the radio universe.

Deep in the Pisgah National Forest in western North Carolina sits a sprawling communications complex. Back in 1962, NASA established
the site as a satellite-tracking station. But in 1981, it was handed over to the Department of Defense, which installed a 12-meter-
wide radio antenna to collect classified data during the Cold War.

SETI Institute Calls for New Tools in Search for ET | SETI Institute
http://www.seti.org/seti-institute/press-release/seti-institute-calls-new-tools-search-et
“Alien Mindscapes – A Perspective on the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence” authored by Nathalie A. Cabrol, Director of the Carl Sagan
Center for Research at the SETI Institute, suggests the need for a sea change in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, where the full
complement of physical, biological, computer and social sciences are deployed in a quest to look for life as we do not know it. Cabrol asserts
that “To find ET, we must open our minds beyond a deeply-rooted, Earth-centric perspective, expand our research methods and deploy new tools.
Never before has so much data been available in so many scientific disciplines to help us grasp the role of probabilistic events in the
development of extraterrestrial intelligence. These data tell us that each world is a unique planetary experiment. Advanced intelligent life
is likely plentiful in the universe, but may be very different from us, based on what we now know of the coevolution of life and environment.”