La escritora finalizó hoy su estancia en las Islas en el marco del proyecto transversal “En un lugar del Universo…”, emocionada y sorprendida por la ventana al descubrimiento que le ha abierto esta experiencia, tras visitar el IAC, los Observatorios de Canarias y el Museo de la Ciencia y el Cosmos.

The EST (European Solar Telescope) project, led by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) to construct the largest solar telescope in Europe in the Canary Island Observatories, will be receiving 4 million euros from the European Commission, of the 11 million which will be needed for the preparatory phase. In this way the European Unión gives renewed support to this research infrastructure, selected as strategic in March 2016.

The EST (European Solar Telescope) project, led by the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) to construct the largest solar telescope in Europe in the Canary Island Observatories, will be receiving 4 million euros from the European Commission, of the 11 million which will be needed for the preparatory phase. In this way the European Unión gives renewed support to this research infrastructure, selected as strategic in March 2016.

The two discovered stars revolve around each other in an orbit that lasts more than nine years. This research led by the IAC helps to understand how the different types of planetary nebulae originate and how they affect the future of our sun and the Solar System.

The two discovered stars revolve around each other in an orbit that lasts more than nine years. This research led by the IAC helps to understand how the different types of planetary nebulae originate and how they affect the future of our sun and the Solar System.

The writer is the sixth to participate in the cross-disciplinary project “En un lugar del Universo…”, which brings together Literature and Astronomy, and created to celebrate the IV centenary of the death of Miguel de Cervantes.