No, it is not confirmed. Nor is it in any way true.
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Confirmed: Williamson doesn't want native Hawaiians rights/wishes to be ignored and steamrolled over and thinks the telescope should be built but somewhere else with proper local consultation and environmental protections. If that came as a shock, then yikes.
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Disagree with you on this one. Astronomy is too important given SETI.
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Of course it’s important! But the telescope can be put on another site
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Exact same concept as Standing Rock! What’s more important: rights of indigenous peoples or what some would dubiously refer to as “progress?” I hope anyone would say “the rights of the people!”
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The La Palma site has been identified as a great alternative for TMT.http://tmtlapalma.org/en/la-palma-current-status-of-the-project/ …
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“If we keep on encountering obstacles to placing it [TMT] on Hawaii we would be very happy to build it in the Canaries. With the TMT on La Palma we could do marvelous astronomy.” - Gary Sanders, TMT project manager, 2017
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Agreed! Indigenous people’s rights should be protected. No Mauna Kea telescope!
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Agreed. Thanks for taking a stand.
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There’s more than one mountain
to place a telescope. Yes science is important, interesting that our current establishment is anti-science. People are important. They were there first.


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