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PALM-3000 is  proposed ,to  be ,the  first  visible-light  sodium ,laser  guide  star  astronomical  adaptive  optics  system.  Deployed as  a  multi-user  shared  facility  on  the  5.1  meter  Hale  Telescope  at  Palomar  Mountain,  this  state-of-the-art  upgrade to  the  successful  Palomar  Adaptive  Optics  System  will  have  the  unique  capability  to  open ,the  visible  light  spectrum to  diffraction-limited  scientific  access  from  the  ground,  providing  angular  imaging  resolution  as  fine  as  16 milliarcsec with modest sky coverage fraction. Keywords:Adaptive optics, laser guide star, sodium laser, visible adaptive optics, instrumentation,ground-based telescopes

PALM-3000: visible light AO on the 5.1-meter Telescope