44 Quotes About Keck

Five years of working at the toxic W. M. Keck Observatory was the point where I ceased to be healthy and started a daily struggle with sickness. That sickness has plagued me ever since.

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It was clear to me that using your earned sick time for essential surgery would put a target on your back at the toxic W. M. Keck Observatory.

I applied for workers compensation for the long term effects of High Altitude Observatory Disease (HAOD) caused by the W. M. Keck Observatory and the Ivy League institutions of Columbia University and Dartmouth College. To date, I have not received any compensation from any of them for my injuries or diseases.

My health was severely damaged by astronomers.

If you are a sea level adapted human you should avoid being a high altitude astronomers laboratory rat for the protection of your long term health and safety.

I did not think much about working at the 13,796 feet high summit of Mauna Kea until I started working there. Every day atop the mountain was spent feeling really crappy and taking company supplied drugs so that I could do my job. My love of Hawaii kept me working there for five years until my health started to fail.

I was blatantly harassed out of the W. M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii. My response was to produce ample science that could be used to shut down the biologically toxic enterprise.