TMT staff Glen Cole and Christophe Dumas have a coffee-break conversation about Glen’s last trip to Japan and update on TMT mirrors fabrication and verification.
Associate Project Manager Dr Ravinder Bhatia interviews with Professor Annapurni Subramaniam, Indian project manager for the TMT observatory Software development.
Dr Ravinder Bhatia, TMT Gerente de Proyecto Asociado, presenta una entrevista con Dr Gelys Trancho, Ingeniero Ejecutivo de Sistemas.
Associate Project Manager Dr Ravinder Bhatia interviews with Dr Gelys Trancho, Senior Systems Engineer.
Associate Project Manager Dr Ravinder Bhatia interviews with Dr Fengchuan Liu, Deputy Project Manager.
TMT Project Office representatives visited the India TMT Optics Fabrication Facility, near Bengaluru, India on January 2019. Here is a video of this world class optical facility, whose construction is nearly completed. The next step will be to bring in high-precision machines that will prepare and polish a large number of TMT primary mirror segments.
Associate Project Manager Dr Ravinder Bhatia interviews with Dr Warren Skidmore, Instrument System Scientist.
Ben Gallagher, TMT's M1 System Lead Engineer talks about the TMT's M1s primary mirror system.
Tour of the TMT technical lab in Monrovia with Bryan Smith -TMT Quality Assurance and Test Engineer.-
Angel Otarola Interview for "Pasadena en Español"
TMT's Primary Mirror Segments production is progressing.
Twenty seven TMT blanks began their long journey across the Pacific Ocean.
A brief interview with Jennifer Chun, who is conducting an internship at the Submillimeter Array as part of the Akamai program supported by the TMT.
Prototype segment support assembly, undergoing testing in the TMT Laboratory.
The Thirty Meter Telescope will be the largest such facility in the world when completed and it will revolutionize our understanding of the universe. Production by National Astronomical Observatory of Japan.
This animation shows how light will travel from the further reaches of the universe to the TMT telescope and get detected by the number of instruments mounted on it.
