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Hi,
I remember seeing an observatory with an unusual shutter, but I don't remember where. It was a hemispherical dome which rotated in azimuth, business as usual. The shutter as a round hole, which was on a separate sector of the sphere. This sector would rotate as well in order to change the altitude of the hole. Has anybody seen this ? I have no idea where I saw this, but it's kind of cool. Thanks. Eric. |
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