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- Group_70 abstract "Group 70 is a non-profit educational organization of people from many countries all around the world and many walks of life seeking to make astronomy available to the peoples of the world.They began in 1988 with the goal of building a large amateur telescope, a 70 inches (1,800 mm) astronomical instrument. Upon completion it would be the largest telescope in the world built by and for amateur astronomers. Beyond building a large aperture telescope, they offer related instrumentation and services to those in amateur, professional and educational fields of astronomy.As of mid-2008, the project has moved from San Jose, CA to Fremont CA and work has moved from the mirror to the steel and other optics.Use of a comparable telescope in California is very expensive: a rental must be scheduled well in advance and the weather may not cooperate.".
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- Group_70 wikiPageID "949900".
- Group_70 wikiPageRevisionID "584131270".
- Group_70 area "2.5".
- Group_70 built To_be_announced.
- Group_70 caption "Group 70 Large amateur Telescope".
- Group_70 diameter "1.8".
- Group_70 dome To_be_announced.
- Group_70 focalLength "5.05".
- Group_70 hasPhotoCollection Group_70.
- Group_70 location "TBD Northern California".
- Group_70 mounting "Alt Azimuth".
- Group_70 name "Group 70".
- Group_70 organization "Group 70".
- Group_70 style "Nasmyth Cassegrain".
- Group_70 wavelength Infrared.
- Group_70 wavelength Light.
- Group_70 website group70.org.
- Group_70 subject Category:Amateur_astronomy_organizations.
- Group_70 comment "Group 70 is a non-profit educational organization of people from many countries all around the world and many walks of life seeking to make astronomy available to the peoples of the world.They began in 1988 with the goal of building a large amateur telescope, a 70 inches (1,800 mm) astronomical instrument. Upon completion it would be the largest telescope in the world built by and for amateur astronomers.".
- Group_70 label "Group 70".
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- Group_70 sameAs Q5611105.
- Group_70 wasDerivedFrom Group_70?oldid=584131270.
- Group_70 homepage group70.org.
- Group_70 isPrimaryTopicOf Group_70.