NSF Excludes TMT From $3.9B Budget, Cuts Funding for Other Hawaii Telescopes
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The National Science Foundation of the United States cancels the funding for the Thirty-Metro Telescope (TMT) to be built in Hawaii, which places the Observatory of La Palma as a better alternative site and multiplies the possibilities of hosting itHemeroteca - The great axe to NASA is concrete: it will cancel 41 space missions and half its scientific budget Donald Trump's axe to scientific research can have a beneficial derivative for Spanish s…
National Science Foundation defunds long-stalled controversial Thirty Meter Telescope
The National Science Foundation will no longer fund the controversial Thirty Meter Telescope planned for construction atop Mauna Kea, instead choosing to back its international competitor, the Giant Magellan Telescope in Chile. The decision, revealed Friday in the NSF’s fiscal year 2026 budget request under the Trump administration, could be the death knell for the $3 billion TMT project and its future viability. The president had sought to slas…
Editorial: TMT fading, but keep astronomy lit | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Many were deeply disheartened to learn that the National Science Foundation has defunded Hawaii’s Thirty Meter Telescope project. Still, they also should feel hopeful that, despite this tragic setback, the remaining astronomy installations atop Mauna Kea will retain support for their public and educational benefits.
National Science Foundation defunds long-stalled controversial Thirty Meter Telescope - West Hawaii Today
The National Science Foundation will no longer fund the controversial Thirty Meter Telescope planned for construction atop Maunakea, instead choosing to back its international competitor, the Giant Magellan Telescope in Chile.
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