Faulkes Telescope North

Faulkes Telescope North is a 2 m f/10 Ritchey–Chrétien telescope at Haleakala Observatory in Hawaii, built as a clone of the Liverpool Telescope and owned and operated by LCOGT. It serves both as a research instrument and an educational resource alongside Faulkes Telescope South. Through efforts such as the Faulkes Telescope Project, observing time from LCOGT has supported research groups, schools in the UK, and amateur astronomers worldwide. In 2013, the telescope was used to image the defunct Herschel Space Observatory.

Kula, Hawaii · United States