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  • 24 Sep

    Tags astro-ph, gtc, hubble

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    Probing the darkest regions of our sky

    Spanish astronomers have today published a list of the darkest regions of the sky on astro-ph. Using the 10.4 m GTC telescope (the largest optical telescope in the world), they selectively probed the regions of the sky devoid of stars down [...]

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  • 20 Aug

    Tags atmosphere, exoplanet, hubble, hubble space telescope, nasa, phd student, telescope time, university of exeter

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    University of Exeter using the Hubble Space Telescope

    Credit: NASA
    The Exoplanet group lead by Dr. David Sing at the University of Exeter has been awarded nearly 200 hours of telescope time at the Hubble Space Telescope. As a PhD student of his this means a busy time ahead of me.  The award [...]

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  • 8 Mar

    Tags exoplanet, hubble, james, JWSP, research, space, telescope, webb

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    What will the James Webb Space Telescope do for exoplanet research?

    The James Webb Space Telescope (JWSP) is a large space telescope, scheduled for launch in 2014. It has frequently been referred to as the successor of the Hubble Space Telescope. One major difference to be aware of between this space teles [...]

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