Este encuentro internacional, que se celebrará en La Palma del 18 al 21 de abril, incluye ponencias y charlas magistrales de distintas disciplinas, además de actividades para público general, con el objetivo de recordar la necesidad de la defensa de la calidad del cielo nocturno y el derecho a la observación de las estrellas.

A team led from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) has found the most precise way ever to measure the rate at which stars form in galaxies using their radio emission at 1-10 Gigahertz frequency range.

A team led from the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) has found the most precise way ever to measure the rate at which stars form in galaxies using their radio emission at 1-10 Gigahertz frequency range.

The dynamical properties of these asteroids, observed spectroscopiccally for the first time using the Gran Telescopio CANARIAS (GTC), suggest a possible common origin and give a clue to the existence of a planet beyond Pluto, the so-called “Planet Nine”.

The dynamical properties of these asteroids, observed spectroscopiccally for the first time using the Gran Telescopio CANARIAS (GTC), suggest a possible common origin and give a clue to the existence of a planet beyond Pluto, the so-called “Planet Nine”.

After showing its research lines in the series “IAC Researches” it now presents the work of the Instrumentation Division of this Severo Ochoa Centre of Excellence