The science clearly states that it is impossible not to damage the long term health of a sea level adapted human that spends its life going from near sea level up to very high altitude on a daily basis.

The era of professional astronomers keeping their workers in the dark about the toxicity of their high altitude observatories is over.

Nasty chapped lips was always a problem at the end of several night shifts atop the very high altitude summit of Mauna Kea.

I lost my circadian rhythm during extreme night shift work atop the very high altitude mountain of Mauna Kea in Hawaii. Waking up in the morning, staying awake during the daytime and sleeping has been problematic ever since.

We did not receive any industry recognized training in extreme night shift work and correct sleep recovery when working nights atop the 13,797’ Mauna Kea mountain. My personal observations showed that sufficient daytime sleep recovery could not be achieved during the extremely long winter night shifts.

The most stimulants I have taken in life were during my extreme night shifts to keep me awake.

I moved from the day shift to the extreme night shift because I knew that they had a better acclimatization of a few hours at 9,200 feet, as opposed to the ridiculous half hour at 9,200 feet for the day shift. There was only one acclimatization from near sea level to 9,200 feet per week for the night shift workers, as they lived on the mountain for the duration of their shifts.

I would run down like a battery during several extreme night shifts atop the very high altitude summit of Mauna Kea in Hawaii.

The 1.4 billion dollar Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) atop Mauna Kea, Hawaii, is turning into a fascinating case study detailing how many government officials are conspiring to enable a harmful company to damage the health of many workers to pursue its biologically toxic agenda.