Like many astronomers who use the great telescopes on Mauna Kea, I have participated personally and joyfully in ceremonies to celebrate the… — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
It's quite likely that planets and solar systems like ours could be forming in other galaxies in great numbers. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
I have great respect for the special nature of Mauna Kea and profound regard for Hawaii's culture, environment, and people. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
Great telescopes like the Kecks allow us to explore the River of Time back toward its source. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
My favorite galaxy of all is called the Sombrero, NGC 4594. It's an amazing galaxy that is really two galaxies in one. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
I remember spending evenings looking at the sky with my dad, who was interested. He was a civil engineer and was interested in science… — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
One lesson astronomy tells us is that we're a tiny mote in a hostile void, and help is too far away. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
I was lonely as a kid. Since I had no siblings, I spent a lot of time by myself and a lot of time… — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
I take comfort in the fact that it is a beautiful universe, and we belong here and that we fit. This is our home. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
Hubble is unique. Nothing else can do what it can do. Once it's gone, we're going to be paralyzed. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
I'm not in favor of manned spaceflight, because I don't see that it goes anywhere. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
Like many astronomers who use the great telescopes on Mauna Kea, I have participated personally and joyfully in ceremonies to celebrate the profound cosmic… — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
In little localized pockets, the universe is capable of building some beautiful complexity. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
I was a tomboy through and through; I hated dresses and was personally miffed that I couldn't join the Little League team. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
Receiving the National Medal of Science is the thrill of a lifetime, but good science does not happen in isolation. — Sandra Faber Copy Share Image
