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Jun 11

Herschel Space Telescope: hot from cold

category: Cosmology, ESA, Herschel Space Telescope Comments Off

Over 1.5 million kilometres from Earth, ESA's Herschel space telescope has been observing the Universe for the last two years, studying the infrared radiation emitted by the coldest bodies in the cosmos. See the invisible in this edition of Space.

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