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SLOOH Internet Controlled Telescope - Infinity. Live. SLOOH Internet Controlled Telescope - Infinity. Live.
Description: SLOOH has placed high-powered telescopes on the Canary Islands and will soon be allowing astronomy enthusiasts to control them online! Launches December 25, 2003--Limited membership available now. [Ed. note: Membership fee required to participate.]

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