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Astronomer Nicholas Law leads Argus Array project | UNC-Chapel Hill
Nicholas Law, a professor of physics and astronomy in the UNC College of Arts and Sciences, uses Evryscope to search for new planets outside our solar system and even to assess their habitability. Evryscope — Greek for “wide-seer”— comprises twin telescope systems in the mountains of Chile and California, looking like massive white helmets equipped with telescopes that peer through 27 windows at different pieces of the sky. Now Law, Evryscope pr…
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Astronomer Nicholas Law leads Argus Array project | UNC-Chapel Hill
Nicholas Law, a professor of physics and astronomy in the UNC College of Arts and Sciences, uses Evryscope to search for new planets outside our solar system and even to assess their habitability. Evryscope — Greek for “wide-seer”— comprises twin telescope systems in the mountains of Chile and California, looking like massive white helmets equipped with telescopes that peer through 27 windows at different pieces of the sky. Now Law, Evryscope pr…
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