LowellObservatory photos on Flickr

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4 October 2024 — Flagstaff, Arizona, USA — Giovale Open Deck Observatory by Jeremy Perez

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I need to get over to @LowellObs to visit the new Discovery Center that opened up last weekend. Pic from a few weeks ago visiting the Giovale Open Deck Observatory, up yonder along the stardust trail.

Altocumulus seems to be the sky mode every time I try to get shots here.

Lowell Observatory after dark by dyvroeth

The Dome houses the Lowell Observatory 7 ton Clark Telescope, built in 1896.

RAY OF HOPE by GEORGE TRIMMER

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A beautiful crepuscular ray was seen at 180 degrees from what I was actually attempting to photograph. This one did not last long and I managed to get both shots. Nikon D-90, 28-300mm

Colorful leaves of Fall-3019 by Robert

L1003519.jpg by Jeff Hapeman

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AZ Key: Lowell Observatory 35 by Tom Ruberto

Stunning photos of galaxies.

by Patrick Kilkenny

North America by Will

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Lowell Observatory souvenir marble.

Lowell Staff Providing #NASASocial Tour by NASA Marshall Photo Archive

On June 6, a NASA social media event was held at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, to discuss the New Horizons spacecraft and its upcoming flyby of the dwarf planet Pluto, scheduled July 14. More than 30 NASA social media followers from across the country applied for and were selected to attend the event, at their own cost.

The New Horizons spacecraft is part of NASA’s New Frontiers program and is managed by Marshall.

Learn more about the Marshall Center, New Horizons spacecraft and the Lowell Observatory at:

#NASAMarshall Facebook page:

www.facebook.com/nasamarshallcenter

#NASA's New Horizons Mission Page: www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/newhorizons/main/index.html

Lowell Observatory Facebook:

www.facebook.com/lowellobservatory

#PlutoFlyBy #Pluto #NASASocial

Image Credit: (NASA/MSFC/Christopher Blair)

Lowell Observatory by Lisa Kelly

lowell 1 by Jennifer Howard

Lowell Observatory by Gordon Lew

Starry night sky at Lowell Observatory

Lowell Observatory 7 by robinzeggs

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Ben Demonstrates Observing with the 24" Alvin Clark Refractor by Grain is Life

Percival Lowell's First Telescope by Phil Ostroff

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Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona

L1003548.jpg by Jeff Hapeman

Slipher Spectrograph by Grain is Life

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This is was used by Vesto Slipher to discover and measure the red shift of galaxies.

City of Flagstaff (streaks) by Xomiele

City of Flagstaff, photographed at night from the top of Mars Hill, Lowell Observatory.

www.lowell.edu

Lowell Observatory pine trees 6 20 2019 by Monte Mendoza

Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona by Phil Ostroff

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Lowell Observatory pine trees sky 6 20 2019 by Monte Mendoza

L1003547.jpg by Jeff Hapeman

Moon Observing Through the Clark Telescope by Steve DaCosta

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Here I am enjoying my awesome job...and yes, it is already THAT cold here (at least at night)!

advanced digital dental x-ray equipment at Aces Dental just 3.8 miles to the east of Lowell Observatory by Aces Dental

advanced digital #dentalxray equipment at Aces #dental just 3.8 miles to the east of #lowellobservatory

Lowell Observatory (15) by Sarah H.

AZ Key: Lowell Observatory 25 by Tom Ruberto

A dome glows at night.

Percival Lowell's 24 inch Alvan Clark Refractor by Timothy Taber

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Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona

img_38695 by Dave Pape

img_38693 by Dave Pape

AZ Key: Lowell Observatory 26 by Tom Ruberto

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Humankind is drawn to the stars.

RM1323 by Biase

Grand Canyon Trip - 1985 - Lowell Observatory

Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, Arizona by Phil Ostroff

View from Lowell Observatory by Cheryl Colan

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A view of Flagstaff from the observatory. Gorgeous sky!

AZ Key: Lowell Observatory 1 by Tom Ruberto

Welcome to Lowell Observatory.

Help restore the Pluto discovery telescope @lowellobservatory ! I support Lowell Observatory, and you can too! :-) @visitflagstaff by Matt Klein

img_38679 by Dave Pape

Lowell Observatory by Kathy Talley-Jones

The main building and a statue of Percival Lowell, I would guess. We walked up to Mars Hill from Flagstaff.

Day13- Lowell Observatory by Alan Baker

The #Pluto Telescope. by NASA Marshall Photo Archive

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On June 6, a NASA social media event was held at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, to discuss the New Horizons spacecraft and its upcoming flyby of the dwarf planet Pluto, scheduled July 14. More than 30 NASA social media followers from across the country applied for and were selected to attend the event, at their own cost.

The New Horizons spacecraft is part of NASA’s New Frontiers program and is managed by Marshall.

#PlutoFlyBy #Pluto #NASASocial

Learn more about New Horizons and the Lowell Observatory at:

NASA New Horizons Mission Page: www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/newhorizons/main/index.html

Lowell Observatory Facebook:

www.facebook.com/lowellobservatory

Image Credit: (NASA/MSFC/Christopher Blair)

img_38696 by Dave Pape