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Carolina researchers developing world’s largest sky-survey telescope | UNC-Chapel Hill
UNC-Chapel Hill is embarking on a bold new era of astronomical discovery with the construction of the Argus Array, a revolutionary telescope system that will be the first large telescope capable of observing the entire northern nighttime sky at once and identifying rare cosmic events in real time. Led by Nicholas Law, a professor in the UNC College of Arts and Sciences’ physics and astronomy department, the Argus Array is made possible by a tran…
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Carolina researchers developing world’s largest sky-survey telescope | UNC-Chapel Hill
UNC-Chapel Hill is embarking on a bold new era of astronomical discovery with the construction of the Argus Array, a revolutionary telescope system that will be the first large telescope capable of observing the entire northern nighttime sky at once and identifying rare cosmic events in real time. Led by Nicholas Law, a professor in the UNC College of Arts and Sciences’ physics and astronomy department, the Argus Array is made possible by a tran…
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