(left) 3D rendering image of GMT (Image credit: GMTO), Gemini Observatory consisting of twin telescopes (middle: Gemini-South, right: Gemini-North) operated by an international partnership including KASI (Image credit: Gemini/AURA)
The GMT will have a resolving power 10 times greater than the Hubble Space Telescope. The image shows simulated AO images in H-band of Globular Cluster around Cen A (Credit: GMTO).
The CfLAT consists of “Optical Astronomical Technology Group (OATG)” for research and development of optical/infrared instruments and telescopes, and “K-GMT Science Group (KGSG)” for all science operations run by the CfLAT.
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KGO Operation | Manpower training and community science support | Participation in international survey projects | Development of the next generation research topics |
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GMT Instrumentation | Instrumentation for Large Telescopes | Telescope and instrument technology | Gravitational Wave (GW) Detection Technology |
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(left) Gemini Telescope (image credit: Gemini/AURA), (middle) IGRINS mounted on Gemini-S, (right) MMT (image credit: MMT/NOAO)