Del 14 al 25 de noviembre se celebrará en Tenerife la XXIII Canary Islands Winter School of Astrophysics, organizada por el Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC)
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Tenerife, Gran Canaria y La Palma acogerán diversos talleres, charlas y otras actividades de divulgaciónAdvertised on
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Written by Colin Kirby The headquarters of the Canarian Institute of Astrophysics shines bright with 400 of the sharpest minds but their chosen address, Milky Way Road (Calle Via Lactea), had me chuckling. ( Full article)Advertised on -
Credits: ESA The subtropical Canary Islands off Africa’s west coast are pictured in this Envisat image. The Canary Islands’ favourable climate and beaches attract over 12 million visitors per year. Perhaps some beach-goers were on those aircraft that left the multiple contrails over the dark blue water to the north. Because the archipelago is far away from areas with high light pollution like big cities, it is an ideal location for astronomical observations. ( Full article)Advertised on -
Un equipo internacional, con la colaboración del IAC, descubre que las galaxias del universo temprano, ubicadas a 8.000 millones de años luz, no son tan densas como se pensaba hasta el momentoAdvertised on -
Meteoros sobre el Observatorio del Teide Constelación del Dragón y meteoros sobre el Observatorio del TeideAdvertised on