Aug 2, 2009 1 hr 13 min

Heavens above!

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program Hosted by Vince Ford, Hermann Wehner and Dr Kirsten Wehner

Date recorded: 30 May 2009. The National Museum's rare 1883 Grubb refractor telescope, used in early Australian astronomical observing programs and returned to working condition, is discussed by curator Kirsten Wehner, astronomer Vince Ford and astronomical engineer Hermann Wehner.

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