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This past summer I began working with Dr. Ben Zuckerman (UCLA), David Rodriguez (UCLA), and others in their group to find Y dwarfs (brown drawfs) which are predicted to be the coolest (~500 K) substellar objects.
It was a clear night in December of 2006 and I remember standing inside the extremely large structure. I was waiting cold and anxiously in the dark. After a few minutes, I heard the gears start to turn and quickly looked up.
When most people think of astronomy, they think of staring at stars in the middle of the night through huge telescopes placed strategically on mountain tops.
