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Hatfield astronomers tracing the universe from the Dark Ages

Dec 18, 2009
The Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy (VISTA) was conceived and developed by a consortium of UK universities, including doctors Maria-Rosa Cioni, Matt Jarvis and Phil Lucas from the Hatfield uni. The trio will be leading three of...

Astronomers discover new water world a planet dubbed GJ 1214b!

Dec 17, 2009
Going by the most recent astronomy-related findings reported in the journal Nature on Thursday, astronomers claim to have discovered a new planet - dubbed GJ 1214b - which is composed mostly of water. The newfound "water world" is nearly 2.7 times...

Astronomers celebrate at Stonehenge

Dec 16, 2009
In a fitting finale for the International Year of Astronomy (IYA 2009), astronomers and archaeologists will celebrate the five millennia of astronomical heritage at Stonehenge, the most sophisticated stone circle in the world and amongst Europe’s most...

New NASA telescope will allow astronomers to see previously invisible stars

Dec 14, 2009
In what could reshape our view of the universe, the $320m (£195m) sky-mapping spacecraft, known as Wise, will photograph the entire night sky one and a half times in infra-red light.  Despite billions of pounds of research and some of the best...

Exoplanet Found by Astrometry Not Really There?

Dec 10, 2009
In May 2009, astronomers were jubilant: finally, an extra solar planet had been found by using the method of astrometry.  That’s great, except, they may not have found a planet after all. Researchers from JPL reported they found a Jupiter-like planet...


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