#Keck

The three-year pilot program offers highly specialized technical training and commercial work experience for students enrolled in the college’s Electrical Installation and Maintenance Technology Program.

Keck Observatory is hosting an Astronomy Talk that is free and open to the public entitled, “Exploring Planets Orbiting Nearby Stars.”

Maunakea Observatories has launched a new website.

Discover this year’s exciting new developments in unraveling the mysteries of supermassive black holes in this video of a talk entitled “The Monster at the Heart of Our Galaxy.”

W.M. Keck Observatory announces that NASA Scientist Brian Day will give a demonstration of the lunar and planetary mapping and modeling portals his team developed at NASA.

Scientists are getting closer to the answer of how did the largest planets get to be so large.

The deepest 45%t of the ocean depth range remains one of the most unexplored and inaccessible regions on the planet. Twelve people have walked on the moon while only three people have ever been to the deepest zone in the ocean, the hadal zone.

The open house will be filled with cosmic activities, stellar food and a star-studded program featuring renowned astronomers and engineers.

Scientists now have a detailed glimpse of what may have happened just after the Big Bang about 13.1 billion years ago.

W.M. Keck Observatory will host a free public astronomy talk at the Honoka’a People’s Theater on Feb. 4.

For 25 years, W. M. Keck Observatory has stood on Mauna Kea, with November marking the telescope’s quarter-century anniversary of first light.

Anne Kinney has been appointed Chief Scientist of the W.M. Keck Observatory, a role that will go into effect on Aug. 3.

The discovery is of a “near-Earth-size planet in the ‘habitable zone’ around a sun-like star” made by NASA’s Kepler space telescope.