What you cannot detect with a horoscope, you can detect with a telescope

Trying to build the world’s largest telescope atop the most sacred mountain in Hawaii is a cultural violation to the Hawaiian’s.

Neither horoscope nor telescope can predict your future if your vision is blind

Why don’t you two take a little walk?” Eleni suggested. “The moon is beautiful tonight.”“That’s a great idea.” Robby stood, releasing Olivia’s hand. “Will ye walk with me, lass?”“Yes.” She grabbed her sweater, pulled it over her head, then fixed the clip that held her hair in place onthe back of her head.“No funny stuff,” Eleni warned. “I’ll be watching with the telescope.

Never ever forget that you are a constellation and I have owned a telescope since the day I was born.

It is unreasonable to expect unregulated scallywags to do the right thing.

I make this promise to the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) project atop Mauna Kea: I will do everything within the law to shut your toxic enterprise down.

Dear Mauna Kea Observatories, I know that telescopes do not belong on sacred sites. I also know that you are willfully damaging your workers health by building astronomical observatories in known biologically toxic environments. As such, I now respectfully request your resignation from the very high altitude sacred mountain of Mauna Kea. Sincerely, Steven Magee, Damaged Mauna Kea worker.

I will use the truth to shut down the biologically toxic Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) atop Mauna Kea.

While my doctors proved to me that they were the incompetents of High Altitude Observatory Disease (HAOD), I turned into the expert on the subject.