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LONDON - May 20, 2022: King's College London, James Clerk Maxwell Building sign on side of building

Edinburgh, United Kingdom - June 22, 2015: Melville Monument and Statue of James Clerk Maxwell, Edinburgh, Scotland. The monument is at the St Andrew Square at the east end of George Street. The Statue of James Clerk Maxwell, the greatest physicist of the Victorian era, stands at the east end of George Street. Sky with clouds is in background.

D6-42-24-803 Mauna Kea James Clerk Maxwell Telescope

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London, UK - April 16, 2021: View across Waterloo Road towards the James Clark Maxwell Building, part of King's College, University of London.

James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, California Institute of Technology 10.4m Submillimeter Telescope and Submillimeter Array, Mauna Kea, Hawaii