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360° Panoramas of the San Francisco Bay Area
The University of California's Lick Observatory
Summit of Mount Hamilton, east of San Jose, California
 | A lookout west towards the Santa Clara Valley from the main observatory building January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | The grand entrance foyer to the "palace of science", Lick Observatory, University of California January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | The Great Lick Refractor, at 36 inches diameter the second largest telescope of this kind in existence January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | On the catwalk in the dome built specifically for the 36-inch Great Lick Refractor telescope January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | Looking east from the main building to residential buildings and observatory domes January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | A row of observatory domes follow the summit ridge of Mount Hamilton January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | The Shane 120-inch reflector telescope at the University of California's Lick Observatory January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | The massive horseshoe-shaped support for the 120-inch Shane reflector telescope, once second largest in the world January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |
 | The aluminum mirror finish on telescope mirrors is peridoically re-applied in this chamber January 27, 2012 View panorama as an interactive 360° panorama Or as a conventional (flat) panorama View location in Google Maps | |