Researchers at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) have produced a review article giving the most recent results in this area of solar physics.
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New theoretical models explain that the this chemical element originates in the majority of stars towards the ends of their livesAdvertised on -
The world’s biggest telescope gets the world’s best instrumentationAdvertised on -
From the Teide Observatory, the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) will follow Pan STARRS and 252p/Linear, the comets which have made the closest approach to the Earth since 1770Advertised on -
This morning, Elsa López visited the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) headquarters, in La Laguna, accompained by researchers and engineers of the centre. The writer, born in La Palma, who collaborated on the project "En un lugar del Universo..." to mark the fourth centenary of the death of Cervantes, was enthusiastic about this visit, that values as "very inspiring". "I'm surprised to see a multidisciplinary team of people working to convert words and figures into the information that will allow us to understand how the Universe works." Her visit to the Teide Observatory, scheduledAdvertised on -
Novel observations by an international group of researchers with the CanariCam instrument on the Gran Telescopio CANARIAS provide new information about magnetic fields around the active nucleus of the galaxy Cygnus AAdvertised on