No date yet, sorry. :( x.com/dalcashdvinsky…

Two unique ground telescope operations are responsible for ~90% of all near-Earth object discoveries - the Catalina Sky Survey in Mt. Lemmon, AZ and the Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System, aka PanSTARRS, located in Hawaii: go.nasa.gov/2LZZjDq #AsteroidDay

We are ready for Kona Astro day! #AstroDay2018

Heeeey I know that telescope @panstarrs1 #dps18

We have panstarrs talks today in 304. Asteroids: observational surveys 1 !#dps18

Panstarrs talk #1 Rob Weryk : ongoing work to link the isolated tracklet file (ITF), 10:20am #dps18

Panstarrs talk #2: Yudish Ramanjooloo, the Pan-STARRS search for Near-Earth Objects (11:10am) #dps18

Optical confirmation of ken’s poster Pan-STARRS2 @panstarrs1 #dps18

Go check out Eva’s poster! 😊 #dps18 @panstarrs1

A couple of panstarrs talks in 401 asteroid observational surveys II ballroom b at 8:30am! #dps18

Come see Michele Bannister (farewell; on bsky or mastodon) ‘s talk on asteroid phase curves seen by Pan-STARRS 1! 8:40am ballroom b #dps18

Followed by searching for super fast rotators using the Pan-STARRS1 by Chan-Kao Chang (8:50am ballroom B) #dps18

And I’m realizing that I’m probably missing out tweeting a bunch of panstarrs talks/posters- I’m tweeting the ones I see in the sessions I’m attending, and I haven’t figured out a good way to search the guide book. 😭 drop me a DM if I missed yours and I’ll tweet it!

Oh hello, what’s this, DR2?!?! YES IT IS! You can have all our 3pi single epoch data now! 😍😍hubblesite.org/news_release/n… thanks MAST for taking care of our data and making it available to the community ❤️

🔭 #UHMResearch: UH Institute for Astronomy, in conjunction with STScI in Baltimore, Maryland, released the second edition of data from Pan-STARRS1 Science! The release contains more than 1.6PB of data, making it the largest volume of astronomical information ever released! More: hawaii.edu/news/2019/01/2…

Pan-STARRS and Nebulae. Image Credit: PS1 Science Consortium

Fun times at the open house (UH Institute for Astronomy ATLAS Project Pan-STARRS1 Science ) Joanna, Tom and Heather! :D and comparison of ps1 and atlas filters 😊

Congratulations to IfA #astronomer John Tonry for his election to the NASciences National Academy Of Sciences!@UHawaiiNews University of Hawaii at Manoa #astronomy ATLAS Project Pan-STARRS1 Science ifa.hawaii.edu/info/press-rel…

Big news! Our fearless leader John Tonry elected to national academy of sciences! :D :D hawaii.edu/news/2018/05/0… (seen here with Pan-STARRS1 Science ' s gpc1 camera! :D ) UH Institute for Astronomy

yay!! :D and I see us there too (F51! way to go!!) x.com/PanSTARRS2/sta…