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Lulin One-meter Telescope (LOT)ToO can be requested for Solar-system follow-up. Most of the time LOT is equipped with Princeton Instrument's SOPHIA CCD (2k x 2k) with standard broadband filters, occasionally there will have instruments change. PS: Quan-Zhi can also trigger LOT ToO follow-up. | ||||||||||||||||
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> > | GROWTH-IndiaThe GROWTH-India telescope is a 0.7m telescope with a 0.7 degree field of view. We can go to about 21st mag in g band in 5-10 min exposures (depending on observing conditions). Currently, Varun can be the contact person for NEA followups.Ishigakijima Astronomical Observatory (IAO), NAOJ105 cm Murikabushi Telescope/MITSuME | |||||||||||||||
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