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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Astrofest 2014
Earlier this month (July 9 – July 12) was Penn State’s 16th Astrofest, a four night festival of Astronomy and Astrophysics were Penn State Astronomy students, faculty, and friends gave talks, presentations, planetarium shows, and various other hands-on activities and demonstrations. … Continue reading
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Gliese 581 and the Stellar Activity Problem
The primary science objective of HPF is to discover and confirm low-mass exoplanets in or near the habitable zones of nearby M dwarf stars. The technical challenge of such an endeavor is significant; we must be able to measure sub … Continue reading
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