​LBTO back on sky in "C-19 mode" after Summer Shutdown        Posted on September 7

After a summer shutdown shorter than usual due to COVID-19, LBTO was back on sky for its "normal" science operations on September 4.  Reduced staff is sleeping at night on Mt Graham. The OSA (telescope operator) is now working at the telescope. Observing is done from Tucson by LBTO staff in service mode for the LBT partners, with partner observers eavesdropping from their home institution (or their home if needed).​ 

C-19 Forms
​(staff only)

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LBTO recruits!

Old Website

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• ​2021A C-19 Observing Schedule  (16 February 2021)
• Telescope calendar ​

• Weather forecast (Mt Graham) 
• Skew-T predictions
• ALTA predictions (incl. seeing)

Live view from the LBT enclosure roof

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Live view of Mt Graham from the Mt Graham International Observatory basecamp

Live view of the top of the Access Road on Mt Graham International Observatory

All-sky camera - Mt Graham

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Live views of the telescope

In the enclosure from the upper-right

In the enclosure from the lower-left

Left mirror

Right mirror