Ken Brown, N6KB

摘要

When one thinks of Hawaii, they might associate it with beaches, palm trees, and volcanoes - not outer space. However, there are about a dozen observatories located on the Big Island. The dark, dry, and stable conditions on dormant volcano Mauna Kea, the highest point in Hawaii, make it one of the greatest places in the world for astronomical study, and ARRL Life Member Ken Brown, N6KB, works at the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope right near the summit.