Maunakea East View - NAOJ Subaru Telescope

Peer into the cosmos live from Maunakea Observatory in Hawaii. Watch the Subaru Telescope, one of the world's most advanced astronomical instruments, explore the universe and make cosmic discoveries - all in stunning real-time HD.

Why Watch This Webcam?

Our Maunakea webcam offers unique advantages for viewers interested in this location:

• Witness world-class astronomy and cosmic discoveries
• See the Subaru Telescope, one of the world's most advanced instruments
• Watch astronomers explore the universe in real-time
• Observe the pristine conditions of Maunakea's summit
• Experience the cutting edge of astronomical research

About Maunakea

Maunakea Observatory hosts some of the world's most powerful telescopes, including the Subaru Telescope operated by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. At 13,796 feet above sea level, this pristine location offers unparalleled views of the cosmos and has made countless astronomical discoveries.

Famous Facts About Maunakea

• Maunakea hosts 13 telescopes from 11 countries
• The Subaru Telescope has an 8.2-meter primary mirror
• Maunakea's summit is 13,796 feet above sea level
• The observatory has made countless astronomical discoveries
• Maunakea offers some of the world's best astronomical conditions

Interesting Trivia

• Maunakea means "white mountain" in Hawaiian
• The summit is above 40% of Earth's atmosphere
• Subaru means "Pleiades" in Japanese
• The telescope can see objects 13 billion light-years away
• Maunakea is considered sacred by native Hawaiians

Technical Information

This webcam feed is updated continuously and provides high-definition video quality. The stream is optimized for web viewing and works across all devices including desktop computers, tablets, and mobile phones. The feed is maintained 24/7 to ensure consistent coverage.