MOONS is on the move | Paranal 20/01/26 @SciTechUK
MOONS is on the move | Paranal 20/01/26  @SciTechUK
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
MOONS is on the move... again.

Last week, MOONS moved to the New Integration Hall at ESO’s Paranal Observatory. Compared to its epic 7,000-mile journey from Scotland to Chile this was only a few hundred metres, but it included a delicate rotation of the 10-tonne spectrograph and precise manoeuvring.

The entire team at UK ATC would like to thank our colleagues at ESO for their expertise and support with this complex operation.

More: medium.com/big-science-at-stfc/moons-a-thousand-eyes-on-the-universe-c86c12a790d2

Video produced by Martin Black.
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MOONS is on the move | Paranal 20/01/26

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