Astronomy & World War II

This past-week marked the 75th anniversary of the outbreak of World War 
II, although America did not enter the war until two years later, 
following Japan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. This war 
greatly affected science and technology, including the science of 
Astronomy.

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SpaceWatchtower: Astronomy & World War II
Buhl Planetarium's first telescope seen here on the West Wing of Buhl's third-floor Astronomical Observatory, a 4-inch terrestrial refractor   
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2014: 75th Year of Pittsburgh's Buhl Planetarium
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Glenn A. Walsh, Project Director,

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