El máximo de actividad será en la madrugada del 12 al 13 de agosto, pero la Luna llena dificultará su observación
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This section includes scientific and technological news from the IAC and its Observatories, as well as press releases on scientific and technological results, astronomical events, educational projects, outreach activities and institutional events.
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El investigador del IAC Miquel Serra-Ricart coordinará la expedición que observará el fenómeno de las auroras boreales desde el Sur de Groenlandia del 21 al 29 de agostoAdvertised on -
El australiano Alex Cherney, ganador del premio de fotografía astronómica amateur STARMUS, accede al mayor telescopio óptico del mundo durante una horaAdvertised on
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Los astrofísicos detectan lo que podría ser C24, una molécula plana bidimensional del grosor de un átomo de carbono, “un trocito de grafeno”Advertised on -
Desde el próximo lunes, 25 de julio, los principales expertos en este campo de investigación repasarán los últimos avances.Advertised on
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Credits: University of Florida University of Florida astronomers are testing a new infrared camera this summer at the world’s largest telescope that will allow researchers to look for planets outside our own solar system and better explore hidden black holes at the centers of galaxies. The commissioning of CanariCam, a high-tech, heat-sensitive camera, started in late June at the site of the biggest optical-infrared telescope in the world. Gran Telescopio Canarias, or Grantecan, is located at 7,438 foot-altitude on the island of La Palma, in Spain’s Canary Islands off the northwest coast ofAdvertised on