... Maintenance and Work Completed on M1: September 10, 1999 . Whiffles Installed on M2: September 10, 1999 . M1 Support System Maintenance: September 10, 1999 . M1 Temperature Sensor Work and Repair: September 10, 1999 . M1 Hex-cell Deterioration: September 14, 1999 . ... M1 Whiffle Mount and M1 Back, September 21, 1999 . ... Views of Secondary Mirror (Back): April 13, 2000 . ... Front Portals: June 8, 2001 . ... M2 and M3 Baffle Work: June 8, 2005 . ... M3 Work: November 7, 2007 . ...

... Science Users Information > Observing with ESO Telescopes > Phase 2 Preparation > Phase 2 Submission . ... Service Mode Philosophy . ... Service Mode OB Rules . ... Readme File . ... Checking OBs and README files in the ESO Database . ... These checks will be automatically performed also at the time of checking the Phase 2 material in the ESO Database, and non-compliant OBs or README files will be rejected. ... All Service Mode OBs and README files must be submitted to the ESO Database from P2PP. ...

SPACETELESCOPESCIENCEINSTITUTE Summary: 21 November ­ 17 December 1996 Instrument:Mostly nominal operation ­ 1 microprocessor­reset instrument safing Acquisition: 44 total; 4 failures; 2 GS LOL; 1 fail­to­single­FGS Science: 27 GO/GTO programs; 6 visits lost or compromised Calibration: 7 programs ­ Darks, YBASEs, InternalWavecals, Discriminator Test, Internal/ExternalWavecals/Scattered Light/LSF; Solar Analog Absolute Photometry (OSG) Other: 32 orbits lost to safings CS Reviews: 4 completed. ...

... Alfred Merrill Worden . NASA Astronaut (former) . ... Married to Jill Lee Worden (Hotchkiss). ... He served as a member of the astronaut support crew for the Apollo 9 flight and as backup command module pilot for the Apollo 12 flight. ... Scott and Irwin collected approximately 171 pounds of lunar surface materials on their three expeditions onto the lunar surface; and Worden logged 38 minutes in extravehicular activity outside the command module, "Endeavour." ...

... Armagh Observatory, College Hill, Armagh BT61 9DG, +44 (0)28 3752 2928 . The Troughton equatorial, 2-inch aperture, 3-feet focal length, arrived in December 1795 and was mounted, in the English style, under the south dome on two stone piers resting on a massive pillar, round which the staircase of the dwelling house winds. ... The correction of observations made with equatorial instruments was the subject of a study by T. R. Robinson the results of which were published in the Trans. ...