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24 Inch Dome Stock Photo


24 Inch Dome Stock Photo
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This is a Summer picture of the 24 Inch Dome at Yerkes Observatory located in Williams Bay, Wisconsin in Walworth County. This is a smallest dome that houses a 24inch reflector telescope. This observatory built in 1897 is consideredthe “birthplace of modern Astrophysics. This picture was taken on July 6, 2018.

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