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DOD’s largest telescope atop Haleakalā on Maui gets mirror recoat, preserves space domain awareness

Located on the summit of the 10,023-foot volcano Haleakalā, the telescope is part of a series of telescopes called the Maui Space Surveillance System, which the US Space Force uses for space domain awareness, or SDA, recognizing space as a priority domain for advancing national security.

Hawai‘i Congressman Kahele Visits Space Force Members at Maui Research Site

US Congressman Kai Kahele and his Deputy Chief of Staff Ikaika Māhoe, took part in a visit to the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Maui Research and Technology Park on March 19.

Appropriations Deal Includes Funds for Maui Space Surveillance System

Maui Space Surveillance System will receive $11.7 million under a new spending deal reached by congressional appropriators last night.

$11.7M Earmarked for Maui Space Surveillance System

Funds also support the Department of Defense’s Regional Supercomputers, including the Maui High Performance Computing Center.

Defense Appropriations Bill Includes Funds for Maui Space Surveillance

The bill includes $12.9 million for the Maui Space Surveillance System, a one-of-a-kind electro-optical facility that supports the Air Force’s efforts to track space debris.

VIDEO: Maui Space Surveillance Site Modernization Unveiled

A ceremony was held atop the Summit of Haleakala yesterday, marking the end to a three-year site modernization effort for equipment at the Maui Space Surveillance System.