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    How a galaxy bigger than the Milky Way can be built up in a shorter time that the Solar System. This and other questions from the second day of “Science with the GTC”.
    The first day of the conference “Science with the GTC” which is held in Puebla (Mexico) was focused on the scientific results obtained with OSIRIS, an optical...
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    How far does light pollution reach?
    Between 27th August and 7th September the Shelios 2023 expedition tool a group of researchers and students at the south of Iceland and Greenland, where they set...
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    How is a galaxy fed?
    Using the GTC telescope, an international team lead be astronomers of the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) has detected galaxies feeding directly from...
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    How solar prominences vibrate
    An international team led by researchers from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) and the Universidad de La Laguna (ULL) has cataloged around 200...
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    How to make sensible electoral predictions
    The mathematician José Miguel Bernardo, of the University of Valencia, will tomorrow, Tuesday, give a talk in the Museum of Science and the Cosmos about...
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    How to see April's Supermoon from home
    On April 8th, you will be able to see the third and biggest Supermoon of 2020. If you follow the recommendations we present below you will be able to obtain...
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    Hoy comienza la XI reunión del equipo científico de CHEOPS en La Laguna
    Los miembros que participan en esta misión de la Agencia Espacial Europea, entre ellos personal investigador del IAC, y cuyo objetivo es caracterizar...
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    Hoy se clausura el Congreso internacional "Encuentro Solar: primera reunión de trabajo sobre Solar Orbiter"
    El Grupo IACG presentó ayer las conclusiones sobre la iniciativa "Internacional Living with a Star"
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    Hubble and Spitzer space telescopes “spy” one of the youngest galaxies in the Universe
    Researchers from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias and La Laguna University lead the international team that has analyzed the images