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13 février 2018

The ESPRESSO instrument on ESO’s Very Large Telescope in Chile has used the combined light of all four of the 8.2-metre Unit Telescopes for the first time. Combining light from the Unit Telescopes in this way makes the VLT the largest optical telescope in existence in terms of collecting area.

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13 février 2018




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ESOcast 151: Chile Chill 11– ALMA from the Air

9 février 2018: Sprawling across the Atacama Desert, 66 antennas work in unison with extraordinary precision to make the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA). Together, these antennas capture images similar to what ...

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Starmus V — Star-studded Line Up for 2019

9 février 2018: Since the very first people looked up at a star-filled sky we have been awestruck by the vastness of the cosmos. Even today we remain humbled by the immensity of ...

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CAPjournal Issue 23 Now Available

9 février 2018: The 23rd issue of the Communicating Astronomy with the Public journal is out now! In this issue you will find papers on the methodology of applying experimental psychology to astronomy ...

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Understanding How Stars Die — Markus Wittkowski on using a team of telescopes to image dying stars

Interview with: Markus Wittkowski

9 février 2018: Over the centuries, astronomers have learned that stars are not just static pinpricks of light in the sky — they are dynamic and evolving objects that go through life cycles. ...

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Mapping a Merger  A diamond in the rough  Panorama de désert  Seeing stars in a mountain environment  Une super lune salue le nouvel an 

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