The complete Hooker Telescope at Mount Wilson, California, c 1917. at Science and Society Picture Library
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EDWIN HUBBLE (1889-1953) US astronomer using the 100 inch Hooker telescope at Mount Wilson Observatory , Pasadena, California Stock Photo - Alamy
100-inch Hooker Telescope
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