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Los Premios Nobel de Física Robert Wilson y John Mather visitaron ayer el Observatorio del Teide, acompañados por el director del IAC y varios astrofísicos. Los...
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NewsPHOTONEWS: The invited speakers to the STARMUS festival and those at the “108 minutes” panel discussion today visited IAC headquartersSome of those participating in the STARMUS festival, which was celebrated this week in the south of Tenerife, invited to the panel discussion “108 minutes”...
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NewsPlanning Starts for MOS and HIRES Instruments on the E-ELTThe world’s biggest telescope gets the world’s best instrumentation
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NewsPlasma en supercúmulosUn estudio liderado por investigadores del Instituto de Astrofísica de Canariasapunta a que gran parte de la materia normal en el Universo podría estar en forma...
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NewsPLATO reaches a milestone in its construction, and is getting ready to look for planets similar to EarthThe PLATO (PLAnetary Transits and Oscillations of Stars) space mission, led by the European Space Agency (ESA), has recently completed one of the most delicate...
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NewsPluto, observed with the William Herschel TelescopeThe colours of the planet are being calibrated with spectra obtained just now from La Palma
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NewsPlutones y Carontes en el Cinturón Transneptuniano: ¿es Plutón el noveno planeta?Mañana viernes, 19 de mayo, a las 20:00h, en el Palacio de Salazar de Santa Cruz de La PalmaEl Grupo de Telescopios Isaac Newton (Observatorio del Roque de los Muchachos) es una institución científica operada por el Particle Physics and Astronomy...
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NewsPolicies of gender equality in Physics, from school to a research careerThis is the subtitle of Gender in Physics Day (GiPD) Spain 2017, a meeting organized byte Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) which starts on October...
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NewsPossible evidence of planet formation found in the Orion NebulaInternational research led by scientists at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) has shown the existence of solid sulphur compounds in HH514, a jet of...