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Ever wondered what dark matter is? Or how our galaxy came to be? Maybe how many asteroids are there flying around our solar system? The upcoming Vera Rubin Observatory is set to revolutionise astronomy by answering some of these big questions. The telescopes mission is to observe the whole southern hemisphere night sky every 3 days and use this to create a 10-year timelapse of our incredible night sky. A huge feat only possible using some of the best technology in the world. Join Dark Sky Project Astronomy Guide Olive in this public talk as we learn the true capabilities of the Vera Rubin Observatory, what makes it so special, and see the progress it has made so far. With the telescope set to start full operations this year, it’s an important time to know the facts and to keep our eyes peeled for these brilliant new discoveries. This presentation is part of our Dark Sky Academy — a free public outreach series designed to spark curiosity and connect our community through the wonders of astronomy. ✨ Want to learn more? Join us in Tekapo/Takapō for a guided stargazing experience at one of the world’s largest Dark Sky Reserves. You’ll explore the night sky using powerful telescopes alongside our expert astronomy guides. 📅 Stay updated on upcoming talks and stargazing events: 🌐 Website: www.darkskyproject.co.nz 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/darkskyproject 📸 Instagram: instagram.com/darkskyprojectnz 0:00 Introduction 3:54 Overview of LSST 9:30 Difference Imaging 11:10 Equipment Used at Rubin Observatory 15:35 The Purpose of the Rubin Observatory and LSST 23:10 Timeline of Rubin Observatory 25:24 First Light Images 29:40 Asteroids Discovered During First Light 34:43 Public Resources 38:38 Closing